Dexamenes, built in late 1920’s, is indicative of the industrialization of the long-standing wine-making tradition of the wider region. The history of Dexamenes dates back to the “Era of Currants”. Since the liberation of Greece in 1830s, the cultivation of currants took on impressive dimensions and currants were the main export product of the Greek Kingdom. But when the “Currants’ Crisis” broke out in 1910s in Greece, the trade of currants collapsed and there was a need to convert the unsold stock of currants into alternative products, such as wine.

Dexamenes has accumulated a remarkable list of accolades, ranging from recognition in the Condé Nast Traveler Hot List to receiving the prestigious Global Ultimate Accolade at the AHEAD Awards, along with achieving high rankings at the European Union’s Mies Awards.

From our eco-friendly architecture and renewable energy sources to our commitment to minimizing waste and conserving natural resources, we strive to create a harmonious balance between luxury and environmental responsibility.