Our Exceptional Greek Wineries
Discover our carefully curated selection of premium Greek wineries, each representing the unique terroir and traditions of their regions.
A modern family-run winery established in 2021, crafting award-winning wines that capture Santorini's unique volcanic terroir while blending traditional methods with contemporary winemaking.
📍 Thira, Santorini, Greece
A family-owned winery with 300 years of winemaking tradition, Gavalas produces exceptional wines from some of Europe's oldest vineyards on the volcanic soils of Santorini.
📍 Santorini, Cyclades
Domaine Karanika is a winery in Amynteo, Macedonia (Northern Greece) that is known for their high-quality sparkling wines.
📍 Amynteo, Macedonia (Northern Greece)
La Tour Melas is a winery in Achinos, Central Greece that is making unforgettable, award-winning wines in a very special way.
📍 Achinos, Central Greece
A family-owned organic winery in Western Crete, known for both indigenous Cretan varietals and Rhone-style wines from the slopes of the Lefka Ori Mountains
📍 Vatolakkos (Chania), Western Crete
Markovitis Winery is a family-owned winery that produces top-quality wines from the Naoussa region in Western Macedonia.
📍 Naoussa, Western Macedonia (Northern Greece)
Moraitis Winery is a family-owned winery that produces distinctive and indigenous island varieties like the Monemvassia and Mandilaria, using traditional methods of vine growing and cultivation.
📍 Paros, Cyclades
Palivou Estate is a multigenerational winemaking family with deep ties to winemaking in the Ancient Nemea region.
📍 Nemea, Peloponnese
Wine Art Estate is a winery in Drama, Macedonia (Northern Greece) that is known for their elegant wines that combine indigenous and international varieties.
📍 Drama, Macedonia (Northern Greece)
Domaine Porto Carras is a winery in Halkidiki, Macedonia (Northern Greece) that is focused on the regeneration of the historic vineyards.
📍 Halkidiki, Macedonia (Northern Greece)
Zoinos Winery is the cooperative winery of the mountainous town of Zitsa. Vineyards here are located on steep slopes at high elevations of between 600-900m on the west slopes of the Pindos Mountains. This is Greece's top sparkling wine region and they use indigenous varietals, such as Debina. This versatile white grape has recently been used to make the wineries' orange wine which has become popular in US markets.
📍 Zitsa, Epirus