From the morning boats, to your table Houlakia Bay, Agios Ioannis road km 4.2, Mykonos 84600 +30 22890 71534

Wine List

140 bins, 92% of them Cycladic, 38 open by the glass. Reprinted every Tuesday morning by Marina, who built it and still writes the tasting notes by hand.

140Bins
38By the glass
11Magnums
14Half-bottles

What is open this week

The by-the-glass page changes fastest — a bin runs out and something else takes its place the same evening.

Whites by the glass

Assyrtiko, Santorini€9

The pour we put against anything salt-baked. Sharp, saline, and it does not get tired halfway down the fish.

Tinos white, granite soils€11

More grip than the Santorini. This is the one for grilled oily fish — sardines, mullet, anything off the open flame.

Monemvasia-Malvasia, Paros€10

Marina’s argument for the crudo. Salt in it, and a little bitterness at the end that the raw fish needs.

Aged Assyrtiko, oxidative€14

For the cheese board, or for anyone who has decided that white wine is boring.

Reds & rosé

Agiorgitiko, Nemea€9

For the long plates and the private deck. Soft enough that nobody has to think about it.

Xinomavro, Naoussa€12

For the table that decided on red before reading the board. It works better with the octopus than it has any right to.

Cycladic rosé€8

What most of the deck drinks at lunch, and we have stopped apologising for that.

If you would rather not choose

Three glasses of the night€36

Written each evening against whatever the board is doing, poured across the meal. The fastest way to drink the interesting end of the list.

Magnum for the tablefrom €95

Eight people or more. Not everything in the magnum bench is printed — ask.

The second bottleask Lena

The list shows what we have most of. The interesting end is usually the bin with two bottles left.

Questions we get about the list

Why so few mainland wines?

Because there are already good lists for those on this island and there is no reason for ours to be the eighth. The mainland bench is deliberately short: enough to put a serious red on a table that wants one, not enough to pull the list away from the islands.

Is 38 by the glass not excessive?

It costs more than it earns, yes. We keep it because pairing a whole fish for two people should not oblige a bottle each, and because it is the only way most guests will ever try a Sifnos white.

Can we bring our own?

Yes, one bottle per table, €25 corkage, and please not something we already have downstairs. Marina will want to taste a thimble of it, which is a compliment.