LOEL, with its rich history in Commandaria production, proudly announces the bottling and release of the rarest Commandaria from its cellar—the 1984 vintage.

This unique wine was crafted back in 1984 with the expertise and knowledge of our winemakers and aged in oak barrels for 35 years. It was then bottled for an additional five years to capture all its exquisite aromas, offering an unparalleled experience to collectors of this prestigious Commandaria and lovers of exceptional wines.

Made from Mavro and Xynisteri grape varieties, this wine boasts a radiant amber color and an aroma of remarkable maturity. It stands as the most distinguished member of the ALASIA family—a family that has accustomed wine enthusiasts to extraordinary Commandarias.

The release of this exceptional Commandaria coincides with two significant milestones in the world of wine: the historic recognition of Cyprus Commandaria 800 years ago at the first recorded medieval wine competition in France in 1224, and the designation of 2024 as the “Year of Gastronomy and Commandaria.”

We are confident that this outstanding product contributes to the further promotion of Cyprus’ winemaking heritage and showcases the exceptional quality nurtured by our dedicated winemakers.