Hersonissos: Cretan and Greek Wine Tasting Experience

Greek Islands



Discover the world of Greek and Cretan wines with a premium tasting experience. Sample local wines paired with traditional Cretan cheeses and deli.

Highlights

  • Taste premium Cretan and Greek wines in a guided tasting experience
  • Learn about Greece's winemaking history and its 300 grape varieties
  • Savor traditional Cretan cheeses, olives, marmalades, and spoon desserts
  • Taste the unique flavors of Assyrtiko,Xinomavro,Agiorgitiko,Vidiano and liatiko
  • Described and served by our WSET- SOMMELIER for a unique experience.

Description

Discover the rich history and flavors of Greek wines, with a special focus on Cretan varieties. Learn about Greece's 4,000-year-old winemaking tradition and its 300 indigenous grape varieties, including Assyrtiko, Xinomavro, Agiorgitiko, Plyto, Thrapsathiri, Vidiano, Liatiko and many other varieties.

Every wine in our collection is expertly served and elegantly presented by our WSET-certified sommelier. Through a refined and engaging tasting experience, you will discover the unique heritage, terroir, grape varieties, aromas, and flavour profiles of each wine, accompanied by carefully selected pairing recommendations that celebrate the richness of Cretan and Greek winemaking.

Sample a selection of premium Greek and Cretan wines, each chosen for its distinctive character and authenticity. Enhance your tasting experience with traditional Cretan cheeses, Cretan rusk (hard bread), a variety of olives, marmalades, and Greek spoon desserts.

Includes

  • Premium Greek & Cretan wine tasting
  • Introduction to Greek wine
  • Traditional Cretan cheeses
  • Cretan rusk
  • Variety of olives
  • Marmalades
  • Greek spoon desserts

Excludes

  • Transportation
  • Accommodation

Important Information

  • Greece has a winemaking history spanning more than 4,000 years Greek wines are gaining international recognition for their distinctive character Over 300 indigenous grape varieties in Greece Assyrtiko, Xinomavro, Agiorgitiko, Plyto, Thrapsathiri, Vidiano, Liatiko are among the finest expressions

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund

Frequently Asked Questions

You can taste premium Cretan and Greek wines, including varieties like Assyrtiko, Xinomavro, Agiorgitiko, Vidiano, and Liatiko.
The tasting takes place in Hersonissos, located on the Greek Islands, specifically on Crete.
A WSET-certified sommelier guides the experience, providing expert descriptions and insights.
Traditional Cretan cheeses, olives, marmalades, and spoon desserts are paired with the wines.
Check the official website for current session durations and schedules.
Yes, the experience includes informative details about Greece's 4,000-year-old winemaking tradition and its 300 indigenous grape varieties.
Yes, the guided format by a WSET sommelier is designed to be accessible for both beginners and enthusiasts.
It is recommended to book in advance to secure your spot, especially during peak tourist seasons in the Greek Islands.
Please check with the provider in advance to confirm accommodation of specific dietary needs.
Cretan wines use indigenous grape varieties like Vidiano and Liatiko, offering distinct flavors influenced by the island's climate and terroir.

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