Things to do in Greece, Greece: The Best Food & Drink

August 31, 2021 Agatha Simes

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Restaurants in Greece

1. Lyrarakis Winery

Alagni, Heraklion, Crete 70300 Greece +30 281 028 4614 [email protected] http://www.lyrarakis.com
Excellent
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Satisfactory
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5.0 based on 383 reviews

Lyrarakis Winery

The Lyrarakis Estate is a family winery which has been producing high quality wines since 1966 with a strong focus on rare local varieties and producing single variety wines. Surrounded by the idyllic setting of the vineyards and the Lassithi mountains we offer you the opportunity to enjoy nature and discover local varieties abd wines distinguished by the uniqueness of their origin and heritage.

Reviewed By CarolynF421 - Brighton, United Kingdom

Picnic in an idyllic spot in the vineyard with very generous glasses of 4 different wines. A wonderful way to spend a couple of hours.

2. Douloufakis Winery

Dafnes, Heraklion, Crete 70011 Greece +30 281 079 2017 [email protected] http://www.douloufakis.wine
Excellent
84%
Good
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Satisfactory
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5.0 based on 236 reviews

Douloufakis Winery

The winery is open to visitors all year round (after appointment). The visitors' wine experience starts even before arriving at the winery, as the route and the surrounded landscape is filled with images that emphasize the viticulturist character of the region. The tour starts from the production areas of the winery, continues at the cellar and ends at the tasting room where the guest then has the opportunity to taste our wines. Please contact earlier to inform us about your visit for wine tasting (via booking form/phone/email). There is a tasting fee of 8-12€ per person. Opening hours: Monday-Friday, 10:00-15:30, after appointment.

Reviewed By 854svetlanab

My sister and I went to the winery for the tour and tasting in September 2020. Guys were harvesting at that time, so we were lucky to witness some production processes like grape crushing :D The nice lady guide took us through the the place explaining how the wine is made from A to Z. We ended in the tasting room and the wine was delish) Refreshing whites, mouthwatering reds, absolutely Devine desert wines... People, go there and try it yourself! ) I regret we didn’t take home a bottle of Helios ( Was looking for it at the airport with no luck Anyhow, the Alargo Syrah we tried at the winery made a safe trip to London and is waiting for a special occasion to make it even more special Thank you, Douloufakis Winery!

3. Domaine Kikones

5th Km Komotini - N. Sidirochori, Komotini 691 00 Greece +30 2531 083737 [email protected] http://www.kikones.gr
Excellent
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5.0 based on 31 reviews

Domaine Kikones

Domaine Kikones is a boutique winery producing 40.000 bottles per year from 10ha privately owned vineyards in Maroneia. The winery is open for free tours and tastings all days of the week under appointment. Kikones was the ancient tribe that lived in the region and made wine 2500 years ago. They are referred by Homer in both of his epic poems.

Reviewed By 658panagiotisk

Elegant hospitality by Melina Tassiou and tasting some rare vintages from greek and international grape varieties.

4. Domaine Skouras Winery

10th Km Argous Sternas Malandreni, Argos 212 00 Greece +30 2751 023688 [email protected] http://www.skouraswines.com
Excellent
89%
Good
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Satisfactory
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5.0 based on 106 reviews

Domaine Skouras Winery

About Domaine Skouras Delectable, everyday, value-for-money wines. Inspired and inspiring bottles. Unforgettable vintages. Minuscule quantities. Magnificent occasions. Bold, confident winemaking. Winning teams both at home and around the world. They all define the unique approach of Domaine Skouras. At Domaine Skouras you see, we don't just make wine. We flirt with whites that turn heads. We are flamboyant with our intense rose. We fall in love with reds and pack them with finesse. We are romancing with rare bottlings that you will enjoy for -and in- years to come. Equipped with energy, enthusiasm and experience and operating from our splendid facility at Malandreni, a few car-minutes away from Argos - we welcome you to taste our wines. For in tasting them you are not just discovering our unique terroir, our culture and our heritage. You get a taste and a glimpse of what makes us exciting people, dedicated wine-makers and such cordial hosts...

Reviewed By chr1stinad - Athens, Greece

As we had already tasted Domain Skouras wines, we had the curiosity to explore its roots. We booked online a wine tour that definitely exceeded any expectation nor can be compared with any previous wine tasting experience. Winery facilities are impressive, with major highlights the bottling line with a capacity of 3000 bottles per hour and the amazing one-thousand-barrel cellar! All wines are of top quality, proved by multiple awards and international recognition. Great hospitality by our tour guide, she offered us a lot of interesting facts and useful information for the place and the wines. We couldn’t leave without buying some bottles for our home. We loved it and will visit it again! Highly recommended!

5. Anhydrous Winery

Fira 847 00 Greece +30 2286 023140 [email protected] http://www.anhydrouswinery.com
Excellent
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5.0 based on 64 reviews

Anhydrous Winery

Reviewed By 388adinav - Bucharest, Romania

Greek hospitality at its best! The food and wine pairing is outstanding, I strongly recommend the “Meze and wine experience”, you get to taste 7 great wines paired with lovely delicious traditional meze. The service, staff and location are fantastic! And if you’re lucky to have Nikitas to guide you and present you the wines, you’ll definitely have a super experience!

6. Klados Winery

Ethniki Odos Rethimnou Irakliou, Panormos, Crete 74057 Greece +30 2834 051589 [email protected] http://kladoswinery.gr/index_en.php
Excellent
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5.0 based on 45 reviews

Klados Winery

7. Vassaltis Vineyards

84700 Greece +30 2286 022211 [email protected] http://www.vassaltis.com/
Excellent
88%
Good
7%
Satisfactory
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Poor
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5.0 based on 221 reviews

Vassaltis Vineyards

Vassaltis is Santorini's newest winery with construction being completed only in April 2016. With the financial crisis hitting Greece, Yannis Valambous decides to return to Santorini to revive the vineyards he inherited from his late father. A year later he decides to pursue a dream the seemed too distant to ever materialize; the creation of a winery. His vision is to create a modern state of the

Reviewed By sergiov07

Very nice winery, great wines varieties, with fantastic food pairing! Nice and quiet location, with view of vineyard and of the Aegean Sea. Food menu is also very good!

8. Ktima Bairaktaris

_________ __________ 83, Nemea 20500 Greece +30 2746 020455 [email protected] http://www.bairaktariswines.gr/
Excellent
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5.0 based on 112 reviews

Ktima Bairaktaris

Ktima Bairaktaris is located 2 kilometers from the entry of Nemea, just 1 hour from Athens. Under the shadow of the temple of Nemean Zeus, with feeling of respect for the region and responsibility for the conservation of the quality, welcomes the lovers of chosen wine and the selective professionals.

Reviewed By ItchyFeet319 - Appleton, United Kingdom

Visited as part of a tour to Nemea with Olive Sea Travel. The tasting was excellent and so informative and we really enjoyed sampling this lovely, modern style of Greek wine - in situ. We toured the facility and then enjoyed an excellent platter of food whilst sampling the wines - perfect.

9. Mykonos Brewing Company

Eparchiaki Odos Mikonou - Ano Meras Argyraina, 84600 Greece +30 2289 077912 [email protected] http://www.mikonu.gr
Excellent
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5.0 based on 71 reviews

Mykonos Brewing Company

In April 2017, just before Easter, Mykonos Brewing Company started fermenting its first batches of beer at their new, state of the art brewhouse on the island of Mykonos in Greece. With a combination of Greek malt and Belgian caramel wheat, hard to find hops and with the mythological story of the Giants on their backs, the Mikonu beer was born!

Reviewed By 60John1952 - England, United Kingdom

Heard about the brewery from our Villa Concierge (Apollo, great guy) so knew we had to go - we were not disappointed. Lovely brewing team who made us welcome and are clearly very proud of what they do (and rightly so) - excellent beer is being produced. Yoshi was more than happy to show us around although we arrived unexpectedly and he enthusiastically explained their brewing techniques and recipes. The bottled beer is great but we also discovered draft Mykonu Pale Ale at Captain's Bar on the watefront in Mykonus Old Town - a fabulous brew and for a couple of Brits way better than the usual Greek Alpha and Mythos beers Highly recommended - best wishes for growing success of your brewery - Yamas!

10. Achaia Clauss Winery

Petroto of Patras, Patras 26500 Greece +30 261 052 7089 [email protected] http://www.achaiaclauss.gr/
Excellent
74%
Good
19%
Satisfactory
6%
Poor
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4.5 based on 334 reviews

Achaia Clauss Winery

PATRAS, 1854 Bavarian Gustav Clauss, captivated by the cultural refinement of the Achaean capital and the lively tastes of its vineyards, decides to establish the first wine estate in Hellas. He builds a homestead settlement, complete with cathedral towers in the form of belfries, thus enabling an entire village to live, work and develop around the nucleus of wine production. Over the years, Gustav’s passion and wisdom will transform a small winery into an estate which will become the cradle of legendary wines. PATRAS, 1873 1873 sees the birth of the warm, full-bodied, sweet desert wine Mavrodaphne with its distinctive violet colour. PATRAS, 1901 Soon after, the tantalizing and aromatic Patras Muscat gives rise to a charming delicate wine of the mountainsides of Kalavryta and bottles Demestica for the first time. Demestica becomes the ambassador for Greek wine production, its fame rapidly crossing the borders to spread Gustav’s winemaking skills all oven the world. By laying the foundations of natured winemaking, Gustav Clauss passed on to future generations of his metier his love of the land and its fertility as well as of the country, which accepted him and offered him its hospitality. PATRAS, 1919 ACHAIA CLAUSS becomes Hellenic owned. The plant’s gradual modernization and technical production begin. The traditional winemaking section however is preserved, providing evidence of ACHAIA CLAUSS’s fundamental contribution to the development of refined wines in Hellas. ACHAIA CLAUSS is by now famous in over 40 countries around the world. Its love for good wine, its determination to improve quality as well as its indisputable know-how place it among the most competitive witnesses in the world and enhance ACHAIA CLAUSS' s ability to reveal the hidden secrets of the Hellenic Vineyard. PATRAS, today Today Achaia Clauss is producing its wines in a new winery with up-to date technology, only a few kilometers away from the historic facilities. ACHAIA CLAUSS is a time oasis, offering its beauty and its history up to time, το two hundred thousand visitors per year, and to those who love it and are concerned with the preservation of its uniqueness. After all, it is a part of the heritage of this land which has suffered, been glorified, withstood the test of time and progressed. It is a page out of our history books stubbornly refusing to age, maintaining its freshness and sense of adventure from that time in 1854 when a young, rebellious bohemian Gustav Clauss challenged the values and traditions of the prestigious bourgeoisie of the era by creating the best-known and longest lived Wine Ambassador of Hellas in the world.

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