Peloponnese trip

Description

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The Peloponnese is one of the oldest continuously farmed viticultural regions in the world, characterized by dramatic landscapes that swoop from mountain peaks to craggy coastlines. Wine has been produced here for over 4,000 years, and during the Byzantine era the region was the source of Greece’s most renowned wines. This trip will explore the mountainous slopes and hidden valleys of the viticultural areas of Aigialeia, Nemea, Mantinia and Monemvassia, and participants will enjoy a full immersion in the culture of this historic region, taste a wide diversity of indigenous varieties, and experience the viticultural revival taking place in Greece’s hidden gem.

This trip is for a group of 25 MWs.

Applications are open until April 16th. If oversubscribed, places will be selected by a random lottery.

Successful applicants will be informed by the end of April.

Arrival, departure and accommodation

MWs will need to make their own arrangements to/from Athens. Accommodation and meals are included.

Trip fee

Attendees will be required to pay a non-refundable trip fee of £200.

Trip terms and conditions

Please ensure you have read through the IMW’s trips terms and conditions. If you have any questions please contact Belinda Eaton beaton@mastersofwine.org

www.mastersofwine.org/imw-terms-conditions