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Papagiannakos Winery

Winery·Markopoulo (Mesogeia)

Savatiano specialists

A bioclimatic winery among Markopoulo vines: cellar tours, tastings and a Savatiano masterclass.

The tasting room at the Papagiannakos winery, stone wall and timber ceiling — Photo Credit
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Guests tasting red wine at the winery — Photo Credit
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Bottles of Kalogeri and Savatiano with a cheese and charcuterie platter — Photo Credit
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A tasting board of cheeses, charcuterie and figs — Photo Credit
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Old bush vines in the Papagiannakos vineyard, in black and white — Photo Credit
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Wooden gates opening onto the stone courtyard at Papagiannakos — Photo Credit
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The modern Papagiannakos winery building among olive trees, in black and white — Photo Credit
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About Papagiannakos Winery

The Papagiannakos family built its bioclimatic winery in 2007 at Pousi Kalogeri, on a 25-stremma plot of vines, fruit trees and Greek herbs outside Markopoulo. Tours lead from the tanks to the cellar where the reds age, then to a tasting room where the wines come with local cheeses and charcuterie. The Savatiano masterclass, comparing older vintages, single vineyards and natural wines of Attica’s own grape, is the one for serious drinkers; you can also walk or cycle the vineyard, or stay for lunch or dinner among the vines. Our advice: all tours and tastings are by reservation, so email visit@papagiannakos.gr before you set off.

Our take

Savatiano masterclass
Vineyard walks among old vines
Lunch or dinner can be arranged

Address: Pousi – Kalogeri, 19 003, Markopoulo, Mesogaia, Attica
Markopoulo (Mesogeia), Athens
Phone & reservations: +30 22990 25206
Website: papagiannakos.gr

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Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Papagiannakos Winery before you go.

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