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Discover the authentic flavors of Greece with a Corfu wine tasting featuring five native grape varieties, guided by knowledgeable locals in a charming setting.
This Corfu wine tasting tour offers a chance to sample five native Greek grape varieties, paired with local cheeses, cold cuts, and snacks, all set in a cozy spot that evokes Greece’s rural past. It’s a brief but thoughtfully curated experience that gives visitors a taste of Greece’s vibrant wine culture without the need for a lengthy excursion.
What really makes this tour shine is the knowledgeable guide—George, who according to reviews, is both personable and well-versed in local winemaking traditions. The intimate size, with a maximum of 20 travelers, ensures you get plenty of time to ask questions and connect with fellow wine lovers. However, since the tour lasts around an hour, it’s best suited for those looking for a relaxed, introductory experience rather than a comprehensive wine journey. If you’re curious about Greece’s native grapes or simply want a fun and authentic tasting, this tour has a lot to offer.


When you sign up for this tour, you’re signing up for more than just a sip of wine; you’re stepping into an experience that combines Greek history, culture, and local flavors. The tour starts at the meeting point on SILO 27 &, Prosalendou in Corfu town, conveniently close to public transportation, making it easy to reach without any fuss.
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The guide kicks things off by sharing stories about the Greek wine regions—from Santorini and Crete to Naousa, Corfu, and Kefalonia—highlighting what makes each area unique. The focus here is on native varieties, which aren’t widely known outside Greece but are cherished locally. Expect to learn about the distinct flavors that each grape imparts, and how Greece’s diverse terroirs influence the wines.
Over the course of roughly an hour, you’ll sample five different wines, each representing Greece’s rich viticultural heritage. Reviewers mention a “good knowledge of local grapes and winemakers,” which really comes through in the presentation. The wines are paired with Greek cheeses, cold cuts, and traditional snacks, curated to enhance the tasting experience.
You’ll savor these wines in a setting reminiscent of rural Greece—around an olive tree, as Greeks have done for generations—adding a rustic, authentic touch to the experience. The guide encourages questions, making the tasting interactive and educational.
While specific wines aren’t named, reviewers appreciated the diversity and quality of the selection. One noted the guide’s ability to explain the subtle differences between grapes from different regions, helping them appreciate what makes Greek wines special. The emphasis on local varieties means you’re unlikely to find these wines elsewhere, adding a layer of exclusivity.
The small group size (up to 20 people) fosters a relaxed environment where everyone has space to ask questions and share impressions. Reviewers repeatedly mention the friendly and knowledgeable guide, George, who is praised for his willingness to answer any queries and share personal anecdotes. This personal touch makes the experience memorable, especially for those who enjoy learning as they sip.
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The experience is flexible enough for those under 18, as non-alcoholic options are available and paired with the same snacks, making it accessible for families or those who prefer not to drink alcohol.
At $64 per person, this tour is quite competitive given the depth of insight, quality of wines, and personalized experience. Unlike larger, more commercial tastings, this one emphasizes quality over quantity, with detailed storytelling and pairing that elevate the simple act of tasting wine into a cultural exploration.
The duration of about an hour makes it perfect for fitting into a busy day of sightseeing or relaxing with friends. Plus, since the tour ends back at the meeting point, you can easily continue exploring Corfu afterward or enjoy other activities nearby.
One reviewer, Melanie, described the tasting as “very enjoyable” and highlighted George’s knowledge and willingness to answer questions. Another appreciated the “good knowledge of local small winemakers and grapes”, emphasizing the authenticity of the experience. These insights suggest that the tour truly showcases Greece’s local wine culture, rather than just generic international varieties.

If you’re someone who loves discovering new flavors and learning about wine, this tour ticks both boxes. It’s ideal for travelers who appreciate authenticity and prefer small, personable groups. The pairing with local cheeses and snacks adds a culinary dimension that many find delightful. It’s also quite accessible for families or those avoiding alcohol, thanks to the non-alcoholic options.
However, if you’re looking for a deep dive into Greece’s winemaking industry, with longer tastings and more extensive winery visits, this might be a bit light. But for a quick, engaging introduction to Greek wines, it’s hard to beat.

This Corfu wine tasting offers a genuine, educational glimpse into Greece’s native grape varieties, all served in a relaxed and authentic setting. The guide’s expertise and the focus on local wines and pairings make it a worthwhile choice for food and wine lovers alike. It’s particularly suited for those who want a personal, small-group experience and are curious about Greece’s lesser-known wine treasures.
Practical, affordable, and memorable, this tour is a delightful way to spend an hour in Corfu, leaving you with a new appreciation for Greek wine culture—and maybe a few bottles to take home. Whether you’re a casual wine drinker or a dedicated oenophile, this tasting is a lovely, approachable introduction to Greece’s wine heritage.

Is this tour suitable for children or non-drinkers?
Yes, children and non-drinkers can participate by enjoying non-alcoholic drinks paired with the same local snacks. It’s a flexible experience that caters to all ages.
How long is the tour?
The tasting lasts approximately one hour, making it easy to incorporate into a day of sightseeing or relaxation in Corfu.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins at SILO 27 &, Prosalendou, and concludes back at the same meeting point, making logistics straightforward.
What is included in the price?
For $64, you receive a guided tasting of five native Greek wines, paired with cheeses, cold cuts, and local goods, plus the opportunity to ask questions and learn about Greek wine culture.
Are the wines from specific regions?
Yes, the wines represent various regions such as Santorini, Crete, Naousa, Corfu, and Kefalonia, highlighting Greece’s diverse wine landscape.
What makes this experience stand out?
The combination of expert guidance, focus on native grape varieties, authentic pairings, and a cozy, rustic setting creates a memorable introduction to Greek wine.
Can I cancel the tour if needed?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance, providing flexibility if your plans change.
Is the tour accessible for those with mobility issues?
While specific accessibility info isn’t provided, the tour’s meeting point is near public transportation, and the setting implies a relaxed, walk-in style experience. For special needs, contacting the provider in advance is advisable.
This Corfu wine tasting promises an engaging, authentic look at Greece’s unique vinicultural heritage, led by passionate guides and paired with delicious local flavors. Whether you’re a seasoned wine lover or just curious about Greek grapes, it’s a small investment for a memorable cultural highlight.