Ktima Zafeirakis Limniona Rosé exists because one winemaker refused to let an ancient Greek grape disappear. When Christos Zafeirakis returned to his family's vineyards in Tyrnavos after studying viticulture in Burgundy, he dedicated himself to restoring Limniona, a once-forgotten variety on the brink of extinction. Today, that commitment has transformed it into one of Greece's most celebrated indigenous grapes, with this rosé offering its purest expression. The story continues in organically and biodynamically farmed vineyards at the foothills of Mount Olympus, where Limniona has found an ideal home. Fermented with native yeasts, gently macerated, and crafted with minimal intervention, every step is intended to preserve the grape's natural character and the site's identity. It is a philosophy rooted in the belief that great wines are revealed in the vineyard, not manufactured in the cellar. More than a refreshing rosé, the 2025 is the culmination of a remarkable restoration. At a time when so many rosés rely on familiar international varieties, it offers something far rarer: an authentic expression of Greece's viticultural heritage, shaped by one family's unwavering commitment to a grape that nearly disappeared.