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Degustacja potraw i wina z Krety z wizytą w winiarni

256,00 zł

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Język: Niemiecki, Angielski

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Czas trwania: od 4 godziny do 8 godzin

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Skosztuj wielokrotnie nagradzanych kreteńskich win w rodzinnej winiarni
Odkryj dziedzictwo kreteńskiego wina i zalety oliwy z pierwszego tłoczenia
Dowiedz się więcej o produkcji oliwy na farmie, gdzie zjemy także lunch
Spróbuj lokalnych przysmaków, w tym wina i słynnej oliwy z pierwszego tłoczenia
Posłuchaj lokalnego przewodnika z niezrównaną wiedzą na temat Krety i lokalnej kuchni

Czego możesz się spodziewać?

Kreta ma głębokie tradycje winiarskie, a jej autentyczne wiejskie życie i rodzime odmiany winorośli sięgają czasów starożytnych Minojczyków. Veta, jedna z naszych lokalnych przewodniczek, mówi: „To, co najbardziej lubię w oprowadzaniu gości podczas tej wycieczki, to poznawanie lokalnych producentów i rolników oraz słuchanie ich opowieści”. Podczas wycieczki ocenisz smak lokalnej oliwy, zjesz typowy kreteński lunch i skosztujesz regionalnych białych oraz czerwonych win w wielokrotnie nagradzanej winiarni.

Naszą kulinarną przygodę rozpoczniemy od producenta oliwy Kriti Allios, którego posiadłość usytuowana jest wśród gajów oliwnych na południe od Heraklionu. Tutaj zwiedzimy tłocznię i okoliczne gaje przed degustacją kreteńskiej oliwy. „Oliwa jest podstawą kreteńskiej kuchni od czasów minojskich. Archeolodzy znaleźli dowody na to, że Minojczycy, najwcześniejsza cywilizacja kreteńska, używali oliwy do rytuałów, a także w celach leczniczych i kulinarnych” – dodaje Veta. Po degustacji serwowany jest smaczny, świeży lunch z tradycyjnymi lokalnymi przysmakami.

Następnie odwiedzimy rodzinną winiarnię Titakis. Pochodzące z niej wina zdobyły wiele nagród w ciągu ostatniej dekady, zwłaszcza czerwone ze szczepu kotsifali. Po obejrzeniu posiadłości i linii produkcyjnej, skosztujemy czterech różnych win podanych z paluszkami chlebowymi i oliwkami. Veta mówi: „W kreteńskich domach na stole zawsze stoi butelka wina, często właśnie z tej winiarni. Rodzina Titakis kładzie duży nacisk na wykorzystanie rzadkich lokalnych szczepów”.

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Cena zawiera:

Lunch
Transport
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Wycieczka po winiarniach i degustacja wina
Degustacja lokalnych przysmaków

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Doskonale

4,7/5

Na podstawie 19 recenzji od zweryfikowanych podróżnych

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Bezpieczeństwo

4,8/5

Stosunek jakości do ceny

4,7/5

Usługa

4,8/5

Personel

4,8/5

Dawn
z Stany Zjednoczone - październik 2024

Podróż w parze

35 - 44 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
4/5

Loved the olive oil part would have preferred to try some more red wines at Titakis winery
BERNARD
z Stany Zjednoczone - październik 2024

Podróż w pojedynkę

55 - 64 lata

Dobrze
Ogólna ocena
3/5

The guides were very good. The food was acceptable. The quality of the wine was not great, but that was maybe a matter of personal taste.
Manuel Goncalves
z Wielka Brytania - październik 2024

Podróż w parze

35 - 44 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
5/5

The tour was great with a lot of interesting information. I particularly enjoy the passion of the people involved with the olive oil production. It wa ...
Charlotte Kirby
z Stany Zjednoczone - wrzesień 2024

Podróż z przyjaciółmi

18 - 24 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
5/5

We thoroughly enjoyed this trip. It offered a perfect balance of learning how the vinyards and farms are managed as well as some luxurious food and dr ...
mike
z Stany Zjednoczone - wrzesień 2024

Podróż w parze

55 - 64 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
5/5
Fred
z Stany Zjednoczone - wrzesień 2024

Podróż w parze

45 - 54 lata

Doskonale
Ogólna ocena
5/5

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