Roditis is the most widely planted green varietal in Greece. It has a rose-coloured skin and is especially popular in Attica, Macedonia, Thessaly and the Peloponnese peninsula, where it can take advantage of the mountainous slopes. It is at its best when allowed to have a low yield, and the grapes produced can show off the elegant citrus and mineral notes that the grape is known for.

A fantastic varietal for both white and orange wines, that are often great value for money.