The marketplaces list 10 wine and food experiences in Nemea: 10 wine tours and day trips. Pick a kind for the full list with prices, lengths and an FAQ, or browse the best reviewed of each below.
Enjoy a unique experience in the area of Nemea, one of the largest vineyards in Greece. Whilst there you can learn all about the vintage process, discovering in depth how wine is produced.
Embark on a private day trip from Athens and discover the history of Ancient Sparta and the glorious King Leonidas. Taste some excellent wine at the Domaine Skouras winery.
Discover the Peloponnese on a full-day tour from Athens. Visit the Corinth Canal enjoy a wine tasting in Nemea, and visit the charming town of Nafplio.
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What Nemea eats and drinks
The food and wine pairings our editors chose for Nemea, the dishes you are most likely to meet on a tasting or at lunch.
Lamb kleftiko with barrel aged NemeaLamb baked sealed keeps every gram of its fat and gains no crust, so Nemea with settled barrel tannin and medium acidity beats anything built on grip.Read the pairing →
Moussaka with unoaked AgiorgitikoBechamel flattens tannin and coarsens new oak, so moussaka wants Agiorgitiko raised in steel: soft tannin, fresh cherry and the cinnamon already in...Read the pairing →
Gemista with Peloponnese roseRice stuffed tomatoes are sweet and sharp at once and mostly vegetable, so they need a low tannin rose whose acidity matches the tomato instead of ...Read the pairing →
Soutzoukakia with unoaked NemeaCumin turns bitter against new oak, so spiced Smyrna meatballs in tomato sauce want unoaked Agiorgitiko: cool acidity, round tannin and a spicy aftertaste.Read the pairing →
Charcoal grilled lamb chops with new oak NemeaCharcoal char and rendered fat give firm tannin something to work against, which is where new oak Nemea earns its place beside a plate of grilled l...Read the pairing →
Slow roasted goat with old vine NemeaGoat is leaner and more mineral than lamb, so it needs old vine Agiorgitiko: concentration without added weight, velvet tannin and a savoury rather...Read the pairing →