Tour the Vineyards of Greece with Wine tours Greece We offer independent tours and guided wine tasting tours of the best vineyards in the Peloponnese.
You  will visit small and medium size vineyards. Many are still owned and run by private families. The wineries are in the region of the Peloponnese. This region in the south of Greece has a history of vine cultivation dating as far back, as ancient times. The Greek owners of the estates will give you a warm welcome, and their English speaking staff members and young well trained vigerons will show you around the vineyards and wineries. You can enjoy walks around these magnificent estates while you soak up the local flavor and culture of these wines.	Our Professional Staff will guide you into the world of quality wines. You can visit renowned Greek vineyards that produce some of the best wines in Europe.  You will discover a new generation of Greek wine makers that are dedicated to making new and exciting products. The present exciting wines – and ancient recipes – offer endless possibilities for wine lovers around the world.		Gastronomy is also an important part of your tour; you will meet the local people and discover where they go for local culinary treats. And then when you get back home, and open a great bottle of wine you will know the people who made it, and understand how and why they make the best wine in Greece.
	And while tasting your wine, you will learn about ancient history, and visit famous archeological sites.  The people, the history and the land all leave their imprint on a wine.	We have chosen three regions of the Peloponnese, which you can easily visit in a couple of days. Nemea is considered the crown jewel of the new wine industry, with the Agiorgitiko (Saint George) grape prevailing, a variety that gives a wide range of wines. Argolida has some of the most sophisticated wineries, in a landscape embellished with green fields, forests, mountains and amazing beaches. Famous for its glorious past and archeological sites, such as Ancient Epidavros. Mantinia high up in the mountains of the central Peloponnese, is home of the moschofilero grape.White wines from this variety are aromatic and elegant. A visit to the wineries here can be combined with a stay in a mountain village, and excursions to archeological sites, monasteries or museums.
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