Linovatis
Low Intervention Greek Wines
- Kifisia, Athens, Attica
- 2 - 2.5 hours
- min 2 - max 15
- 1/07/23 - 5/08/23 & 29/08/23 - 31/12/23
from €60.00 per person
About the Experience
Explore Greek grape varieties cultivated in organic vineyards and low intervened by wineries. Pair these wines with exceptional ingredients from Mediterranean fish.
Highlights
- Still White Greek wines
- Pet Nat Greek wines
- Greek Grape Varieties
- Raw Seafood
- Greek Shellfish
What it includes
- Wine tasting
- Pairing
- Local Habits
What is does not include
- Transfers
Wines you will taste
VRE
House: Chatzivaritis
Variety: Malagouzia
Slopes of Paiko
Macedonia, Greece
MUSCAT BLANC SEC NATURE
House: Tetramythos
Variety: Muscat Petit Grain
Aigialia
Peloponnese, Greece
THRAPSATHIRI
House: Iliana Malihin
Variety: Thrapsathiri
Rethymnon
Crete, Greece
VIDIANO
House: Oenops
Variety: Vidiano
Iraklio
Crete, Greece
VINO DI SASSO
House: Sklavos
Variety: Robola
Kefalonia
Ionian Sea, Greece
PET-NAT ROSE BLOOMING ISLAND
House: Kamara Pure
Blend: Xinomavro, Malagouzia, Assyrtiko
Thessaloniki
Macedonia, Greece
Akra Santorini
House: Akra Chryssos
Variety: Assyrtiko
Santorini
Cyclades, Greece
SAVATIANO
House: Aoton
Variety: Savatiano
Peania
Attica, Greece
Additional information
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Organizer
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Linovatis |
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Wine Region
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Attica |
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Location
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Kifisia |
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Experience Type
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Wine Tasting & Food Pairing |
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Place type
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Wine Bistrot |
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Min number of People required
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2 |
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Max number of People allowed
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15 |
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Duration
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2-2.5 hours |
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Grape Varieties Tasted
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Assyrtiko, Malagousia, Muscat a petit grain, Robola of Kefalonia, Savatiano, Thrapsathiri, Vidiano |
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Wine Types Tasted
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Natural |
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Spoken Languages
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English, Greek |
ORGANIZED BY
ORGANIZED BY
Linovatis
Linovatis
The ancient Linos was the wine press, often made of marble, in which the grapes were placed and crushed with bare feet. The person stomping the grapes was called Linovatis! As can be seen in the drawing, it is a modern adaptation of the cheerful Linovatis, since the grape harvest is usually a great celebration...
The ancient Linos was the wine press, often made of marble, in which the grapes were placed and crushed with bare feet. The person stomping the grapes was called Linovatis! As can be seen in the drawing, it is a modern adaptation of the cheerful Linovatis, since the grape harvest is usually a great celebration...