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Wine Festivals in Greece 2026

3 wine festivals, harvest celebrations, and food-and-wine events — with dates, tickets, and travel tips.

Worth Traveling For

Festivals worth planning a trip around.

Naoussa City of Wine — Xinomavro Exhibition — Naoussa, GreecePhoto: Rachel Claire
Tasting

Naoussa City of Wine — Xinomavro Exhibition

Naoussa, Greece€15-€302K

A three-day January celebration of Xinomavro — Greece's most complex and age-worthy red grape, often compared to Barolo — held in the wine town of Naoussa in Macedonia. Now in its 10th anniversary edition, the event pairs welcome parties at local wine bars with formal producer tastings and vineyard walks in the dramatic northern Greek landscape. An unmissable winter wine event for anyone serious about Greek wine.

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Great Days of Nemea (Megales Imeres Nemeas) — Nemea, GreecePhoto: Rachel Claire
Tasting

Great Days of Nemea (Megales Imeres Nemeas)

Nemea, Greece€10-€205K

Three days each September when around 30 Nemea wineries simultaneously open for visits and tastings of Agiorgitiko — Greece's most important red grape, producing wines that range from light rosé to profound, age-worthy reds. The opening symposium 'The Symposium of Angels' frames the weekend's explorations, and winery access normally unavailable to tourists becomes freely granted. A must for anyone discovering Greek wine.

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Santo Wines Festival — Pyrgos, GreecePhoto: Rachel Claire
9-11 Jul 2027Tasting

Santo Wines Festival

Pyrgos, Greece€25-€605K

A summer tasting event at the Santo Wines cooperative, perched on the Santorini caldera rim with views of the volcano and sunset. Santorini's volcanic Assyrtiko wines are the star, paired with Greek meze and live music as the sun sets over the Aegean. One of the most spectacular wine tasting settings on Earth.

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2026 Festival Calendar

All 3 festivals organised by month.

Insider Tips for Greece Wine Festivals

Naoussa City of Wine — Xinomavro Exhibition

January in Naoussa is cold but the event has no tourist crowds. Producers like Kir-Yianni, Thymiopoulos, and Boutari pour at the formal tasting; the after-parties in local wine bars go late into the night.

Great Days of Nemea (Megales Imeres Nemeas)

Nemea sits near the ancient sanctuary where Heracles killed the Nemean lion — visit the archaeological site before the afternoon winery circuit. Producers like Gaia and Skouras produce internationally recognised Agiorgitiko; find them at the symposium opening.

Santo Wines Festival

Book a tasting slot at Santo Wines 2-3 months ahead and arrive 30 minutes early to secure caldera-view seating before sunset; the volcanic Assyrtikos from Gavalas and smaller producers like Argyros are world-class but disappear quickly. Pair the event with a dawn visit to nearby Venetsanos winery's private tastings before crowds arrive.

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