Nama Byzantino

This fruity red wine is light and sweet, without any oak flavor, and is often used by the Greek Orthodox clergy during communion.

• Varietals: Moschato Mavro (Black Muscat)
• Wine Region: Tirnavos, Greece.
• Food Pairings: Serve slightly chilled and pair with fruit, sweets, or on its own.

Stylianos Skandalis Winery

Stylianos Skandalis is the producer of Nama Byzantino one of the few wines recommended by the Greek Orthodox clergy to be used as a communion wine.

• The company with a license for wine bottling, has been operating in the wine industry since 1987, bottling Mavrodaphne from Patra and Muscat from Samos marked as NAMA WINE DIVINE EUCHARIST’S.
• In 1998 the company passed into the hands of Stylianos Nick. Skandalis determined the orientation towards bottled sweet and semisweet wines primarily intended for ecclesiastical use.
• After several months of negotiations with wineries in the wine region of Achaia, achieved in 2001 the production and distribution of naturally sweet wine NAMA BYZANTINE.
• In 2003 our cooperation with AB-Vassilopoulos SA began, and two years later the NAMA BYZANTINE was also available in the supermarket Galaxias.
• Despite the economic crisis, the company bought a contemporary bottling complex in 2010, enlarging its production volume.
• By 2011 the NAMA BYZANTINE had already established its presence in the USA, Germany, Cyprus, Slovakia, and Romania and is expanding in more countries.