Truth comes out in wine. – Pliny the Elder
How to Become a Wine-Tester? (by Tasting Award-Winning Greek Wines)
Υou will learn, taste award-winning wines, acquire new skills as a wine-tester, and most of all have fun.
We are going to introduce you to the wine tasting procedure with a quick presentation, by tasting one wine as being a student in a typical wine tasting class.
Then, we will forget all about it, try to understand the wine and explore our senses by playing creative wine games.
The aim is to understand the aromas, the hidden flavours and eventually approach the wine from its pleasant and relaxed side.
What will be Provided?
Several glasses of more than five top quality and award-winning wines, with different aromas, flavour and color.
Who can Participate in this Experience?
This experience is for both connoisseurs and non-connoisseurs, wine lovers and people that want to unlock some of the mysteries around wine. It is also for everyone who, out of pure curiosity, wants to understand why there is so much discussion about wine.
Note: In case you want something challenging, this experience can be adjusted to your level of knowledge!
meet your
hostess
Embark on a wine-tasting journey with the help of Chloe Chatzivarity, an oenologist, winemaker, passionate wine lover and wine nerd.
With studies and working experience at France, New Zealand, Argentina and Chile, Chloe currently run (with her family) an award-winning winery, where they produce high quality wines.
According to her, wine is an art, a passion, a science and a constant effort to find and keep the perfect balance.
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book your spot now!
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our meeting spot
On foot
Our meeting spot is at SEIKILO Cultural Space, at the very center of Thessaloniki. Just a 5 minutes walk from the famous Aristotelous Square!
By bus
No matter where you are in Thessaloniki, you can take the bus and hop off at one of the numerous “Aristotelous Square” bus stops. Then, it is a 5-minutes walk to the SEIKILO!
Note
The great majority of the city’s public buses stop at “Aristotelous Square” such as 02, 10, 11, 14, 27, 31 etc. What’s more, you can always ask the bus driver as you hop on!
By taxi
Alternatively, you can use a taxi and just name the address: Filippou 5.
Want more "experiences" to choose from?
Our team is responsible for many (truly one-of-a-kind) experiences focusing on ancient Greece, music, wine-tasting, well-being, mythology, etc.