Domaine Sigalas, 2 years later
By Yiannis Karakasis MW
With a production of almost 300,000 bottles from about 37 ha (data from the book The Wines of Santorini), the historic Domaine Sigalas has been going through a new phase during the past two years. It was January 2020 when the ownership status changed, and shipowner Thanasis Martinos acquired a majority of 60% for 2.3 million euros. The remaining 40% was maintained by Ktima Kyr Yianni Estate, which took over the management of Domaine Sigalas.
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