Lefkadia
Translated from Greek, Lefkadia means "the country of white poplar". This is how the ancient Greeks called one of the colonies on the coast of the Krasnodar Territory. Indeed, a large number of white poplars grow in the valley. The leaves of this tree have a dark and light side, for us these leaves are an allegory of the Greek philosophy of wine consumption.
The Lefkadia Valley cannot be described in one word. It combines the cool influence of the Greater Caucasus Range and the warm Black Sea, heavy clay and limestone, glorious French varieties and ancient Georgian ones. All this diversity allows making wines in a variety of styles.
The Lefkadia Valley cannot be described in one word. It combines the cool influence of the Greater Caucasus Range and the warm Black Sea, heavy clay and limestone, glorious French varieties and ancient Georgian ones. All this diversity allows making wines in a variety of styles.
