The Nemea cellar of the Arcadian house Spiropoulos, placed at the Ancient Nemea junction on the Corinth to Tripoli road and given over to Agiorgitiko.
Address: Corinth to Tripoli national road, Archaia Nemea junction, 20500 Nemea, Corinthia, Greece
A high volume cellar at Archaies Kleones, the first wine village on the road in from Corinth, with a visitor programme running seven days a week.
Tasting: Monday to Sunday 09:00 to 17:00. Bookings by phone or at [email protected]. Tasting, tours, meals and a shop.
Forty years of vintages at Archaies Kleones, selecting fruit from growers in the zone and ageing the reds in French oak in a climate controlled cava.
Tasting: Visits by arrangement.
Winery at Xerokampos on the Nemea plain, exporting about 40 per cent of production. The range runs from Nemea Lantides to Chrysambelo and the Cuvee Lantides.
Tasting: Monday to Friday 09:00 to 18:00, walk in or by appointment. Tank and barrel tasting, meals, rooms, shop, step free access.
Fifth generation growers whose vineyard plots at Agios Georgios appear in Greek state land records of 1828. The winery itself dates from 1913.
A working Nemea cellar on the Galatas road that vinifies Agiorgitiko for its own label and for larger Greek houses it has supplied for years.
Tasting: Monday to Sunday 10:00 to 17:00.
Oenologist Giorgos Vassiliou built an isobaric winery over five levels at Nemea, with DIO certified organic plots at Koutsi, Petri and Asprokampos.
Tasting: Monday to Friday 08:00 to 16:00 by appointment, closed Sundays and public holidays. Six guest suites on site.
