10 Wineries & Vineyards in West Greece That You Shouldn't Miss

October 26, 2021 Jacquiline Darosa

Discover the best top things to do in West Greece, Greece including Olympia Land Winery, Stavropoulos Estate Winery, Rouvalis Winery, Viticulture & Winery Gerokostopoulos, The Wine Connoisseurs, Achaia Clauss Winery, Mercouri Estate, Sotiriou Winery, Cavino Winery and Distillery, Ktima Brintziki.
Restaurants in West Greece

1. Olympia Land Winery

Koskina 1 Ancient Olympia, Olympia 27065 Greece +30 2624 023021 [email protected] http://www.olympiagi.gr
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5.0 based on 216 reviews

Olympia Land Winery

An unforgettable excursion to the family winery Olympia Land Estate which is into the green valley of Olympia and just 5 minutes from the archaeological site. The particular terroir of the region, the excellent microclimate, the clayey and sandy soil help our vines to grow healthy and very aromatic grapes in order to produce high quality wines. In the Olympia Land Estate you have the opportunity to be part in a tour which start with a walk on the vineyards where you learn about the cultivation of the vines, continue in the production area and finally in the cellar with the oak barrels. After the tour you will enjoy samples of our wines, our homemade olive oil and also other traditional snacks in the air-conditioned reception area. We are on your disposal to help you to organize quickly and easily your excursion which will be for you a memorable experience.

Reviewed By HeidiD451 - Lambertville, United States

When many people think “wine,” Greece is not among the places they consider for fine wines or even up-and-coming vino. Olympia GI Winery, a family winery located in historic Olympia, makes one reconsider whether the next hot wine locale will be Greece. The vineyard started as a hobby, now turned into a business, according to our guide, part of the family. The vineyard also has a bustling olive oil business (and it is excellent). Wines are reasonably priced, and they have whites, reds, and a rose (made with Syrah). The tasting room and outdoor area are nice places to enjoy a glass of your favorite and a snack plate (which pairs well with the selections here). We enjoyed the red (called Phideas, which combines Agiorgitiko and Merlot) and wish we’d have taken home a few more bottles. A bonus: some very sweet puppies to play with as well).

2. Stavropoulos Estate Winery

Near Agiou Georgiou Rd, Amaliada 27200 Greece +30 2623 032161 [email protected]
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5.0 based on 2 reviews

Stavropoulos Estate Winery

A boutique family winery located at the Northwestern coast of Peloponnese, producing state of the art wines from indigenous and international grape varieties. The uniqueness and typicality of the terroir is being expressed in all our products, making the wine tasting a must.

3. Rouvalis Winery

Selinous, Aigio 251 00 Greece +30 2691 029415 [email protected] http://www.rouvaliswinery.gr/
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5.0 based on 3 reviews

Rouvalis Winery

4. Viticulture & Winery Gerokostopoulos

Palairos 30012 Greece +30 698 986 9729 [email protected] http://cgero21.wixsite.com/paleroswines
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Viticulture & Winery Gerokostopoulos

Enjoy the excursion to our local winery in Paleros which has been active since 1861. The wine expert and owner will giive you a tour in the vineyard and wineyard, explain the wiine procees and give you a taste of various organic wine followed by Greek traditional meze!!

Reviewed By kibethewalrus

We had tour of the vineyard by the charismatic host followed by a lovely buffet and a chance to try his best wines accompanied by fabulous local organic produce. We had a great time and the wines were lovely, came away with a few clinking bottles and a promise to return. I can't recommend this highly enough, even my well travelled in laws were blown away by the service and hospitality shown by our host as well as the lovely wine! Hope the other guests don't mind being pictured!

5. The Wine Connoisseurs

Riga Fereou 181, Patras Greece +30 261 031 8418 [email protected] http://www.thewineconnoisseurs.com.gr
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5.0 based on 9 reviews

The Wine Connoisseurs

A new wine tourism company that is targeted at verified wine lovers, offering its visitor private and luxury experiences of deep knowledge of Greek wine culture and bring him into touch with Greek wine history from antiquity to the present day. At the same time, we organize visits at the archaeological and cultural sites in Peloponnese of Greece, as Ancient Olympia, Mycenae, etc Anchored in the Peloponnese terroirs, we vibrate to the rhythm of our time, aiming to connect wine connoisseurs and ordinary wine enthusiasts to the modern face of our local wine culture – in a land gifted with an artistic landscape and steeped in rich history – in the most authentic way. Premium tailored made services, introducing travelers to the finest Greek gastronomy, history & culture, great wines tasting, luxury staying and many more.

6. Achaia Clauss Winery

Petroto of Patras, Patras 26500 Greece +30 261 052 7089 [email protected] http://www.achaiaclauss.gr/
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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.

7. Mercouri Estate

Pyrgos 271 00 Greece +30 2621 041601 [email protected] http://www.mercouri.gr/
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4.5 based on 172 reviews

Mercouri Estate

The Mercouri Estate is located in the Western Peloponnese, near the village of Korakochori, 12 km from Pyrgos. Ii is extensive with 150 years of history in the production of quality wine and olive oil. In addition, it is also active in the tourism sector, welcoming friends of nature and wine who can visit the facilities, vineyards and olive groves, come into contact with the beautiful nature that surrounds the estate and taste the products.

Reviewed By dkk2020

Wonderful view, kind people and nice weather. Wine is absolutely fascinating and there is a wide variety of options. Would 100 percent recommend to take time and visit this place. The place has well preserved facilities from the last century, which is highly good for educational purposes as well.

8. Sotiriou Winery

Eparchiaki Odos Etolikou - Astakou, Lesini 300 01 Greece +30 2632 031101 [email protected] http://www.facebook.com/SotiriouWinery
Sotiriou Winery

9. Cavino Winery and Distillery

Gefyra Meganiti, Aigio 251 00 Greece +30 2691 072003 [email protected]

10. Ktima Brintziki

Latzio 27064 Greece +30 2621 069183 [email protected] http://www.brintzikis.com/

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