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Kretisk mat og vinsmaking med besøk på vinfabrikk

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Du får smake på et utvalg av prisbelønte kretiske viner på en familiedrevet vingård
På denne turen får du høre om arven etter kretisk vin og fordelene med ekstra virgin olivenolje
Du får muligheten til å lære mer om olivenoljeproduksjon på en fruktfarm hvor vi også spiser lunsj
Du kan smake på lokale delikatesser, inkludert vin og Kretas berømte ekstra virgin olivenolje
Dyktig lokalguide med stor kunnskap om Kreta og øyas gastronomi

Beskrivelse

Kreta er vinhistoriens vugge, med et autentisk liv på landet og lokale druesorter som går helt tilbake til de gamle minoerne. Veta, en av lokalguidene våre, sier: "Det jeg liker best med å vise besøkende rundt på denne turen, er at de får møte de lokale produsentene og bøndene og høre historiene deres". I løpet av dagen kan du smake på lokalprodusert olivenolje, nyte en typisk kretisk lunsj og nippe til regionale hvit- og rødviner på en prisbelønt vingård.

Vi begynner vårt kulinariske eventyr hos olivenoljeprodusenten Kriti Allios, som ligger blant olivenlundene sør for Heraklion. Her får vi en omvisning i lokalene og de omkringliggende olivenlundene før vi smaker på kretisk olivenolje. "Olivenolje har vært en kretisk basisvare siden minoisk tid. Arkeologer har funnet bevis for at minoerne, den tidligste kretiske sivilisasjonen, brukte olivenolje til ritualer, medisin og kulinariske formål", legger Veta til. Etter smaksprøven venter en velsmakende lunsj med tradisjonelle lokale delikatesser.

Deretter besøker vi den familiedrevne vingården Titakis. Vinene herfra har vunnet flere priser det siste tiåret, spesielt de røde Kotsifali-vinene. Etter en omvisning på vingården og i produksjonslokalene får du smake på fire ulike viner, ledsaget av brød og oliven. Veta sier: "Det står alltid en flaske på middagsbordet i kretiske hjem – og ofte er den fra denne vingården. Familien Titakis har et sterkt fokus på produksjon av sjeldne lokale druesorter."

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Jake & Lynne
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4.6
24. oktober 2025
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Our tour guide Rina (excuse the spelling) jumped off the coach in such a bubbly positive demeanour, you had to smile yourself! Great start of the day! Visiting both family run facilities was a wonderful experience. Just the right number of guests, with excellent explanations and a clear understanding of the processes. The olive tasting and lunch was enjoyable giving ample opportunity to get to know each other. The grapes, wine-tasting and gathering was equally enjoyable. A great day out.
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Keith
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2.6
1. oktober 2025
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This was advertised as a half day tour. (4-8 hours) We were first on the coach at Sissi. There were too many people on the tour spread across multiple pickup hotels. Because of these delays, and then needing a fresh driver, we didn't get dropped off back at our hotel until 10.5 hours after we were picked up.!This is 2.5 hours after the very wide range you'd indicated. The first part of the tour and lunch at the olive groves was very good but I'd not bother with the winery tour.
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Coco Pabon
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4.6
19. september 2025
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Hele leuke excursie! Ik ben super blij dat onze tour verzet kon worden omdat ik onverwachts ziek werd. Niks was teveel en zonder moeite kon onze excursie omgeboekt worden. Ben jullie nog steeds heel dankbaar hiervoor! De excursie is zeer aan te raden, wij hadden een hele fijne en leuke gids, die alles met veel enthousiasme vertelde, dat maakte onze dag! En daardoor zit je veel aandachtiger te luisteren. Kortom de leukste excursie die we gedaan hebben hier.
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Locky Marshall
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5
12. september 2025
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I don’t think that this trip can be improved upon. All of the guides were exceptional. Very interesting and informative tours.
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Alan&Gill Weston.
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5
12. september 2025
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This was a great experience. The visit to the vineyard in particular was really good. The guide,who was a member of the owning family,was superb and explained everything extremely clearly. The lunch served there was amazing. In fact I would advise anyone planning to take this trip in future to go very light on breakfast so that you can really do justice to it. The wine tour was also excellent and especially the tasting at the end. The host lady on the bus was also excellent as was the driver.
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Richard
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3.4
11. juli 2025
Reiste med venner
It was fine apart from the lunch. My partner does not eat cheese and the salad had cheese all over it. It would be far better to have the cheese served separately then people can eat it the salad without the cheese.

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