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Degustação de comida e vinho em Creta com visita à fábrica de vinhos

61,00 €

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Idiomas: Alemão, Inglês

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duração: de 4 horas a 8 horas

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Faça isso porque

Prove uma seleção de vinhos cretenses premiados em uma vinícola familiar
Descubra a herança do vinho cretense e os benefícios do azeite de oliva extra virgem
Aprenda sobre a produção de azeite em uma fazenda de frutas onde também almoçaremos
Prove iguarias locais, incluindo vinho e o famoso azeite de oliva extra virgem de Creta
Guia local especializado com conhecimento inigualável de Creta e sua gastronomia

O que esperar

Creta é o berço da história do vinho, com sua autêntica vida no campo e variedades de uvas indígenas que datam dos antigos minoicos. Veta, uma de nossas guias locais, diz: "O que mais gosto em mostrar os visitantes neste passeio é que eles conhecem os produtores e fazendeiros locais e ouvem suas histórias". Ao longo do dia, você experimentará azeite de oliva produzido localmente, desfrutará de um almoço típico cretense e saboreará vinhos brancos e tintos regionais em uma vinícola premiada.

Começaremos nossa aventura culinária no produtor de azeite de oliva Kriti Allios, situado entre olivais ao sul de Heraclião. Aqui, faremos um tour pelas instalações e pelos olivais ao redor antes de uma sessão de degustação de azeite de oliva cretense. "O azeite de oliva é um alimento básico cretense desde os tempos minoicos. Arqueólogos encontraram evidências de que os minoicos, a civilização cretense mais antiga, usavam azeite de oliva para rituais, medicina e propósitos culinários", acrescenta Veta. Após a degustação, há um saboroso almoço fresco da fazenda para saborear com iguarias locais tradicionais.

Em seguida, faremos uma visita à vinícola familiar Titakis. Seus vinhos ganharam vários prêmios na última década, especialmente os tintos Kotsifali. Após um passeio pela propriedade e pelas áreas de produção de vinho, você degustará quatro vinhos diferentes, acompanhados de palitos de pão e azeitonas. Veta diz: "Sempre há uma garrafa na mesa de jantar nas casas cretenses - e muitas vezes será desta vinícola. A família Titakis tem um forte foco na produção de variedades locais raras."

O que as pessoas dizem sobre essa experiência

Excelente

4,8/5

Com base em 17 avaliações de clientes verificados

Categorias de avaliação

Safety

4,9/5

Service

4,9/5

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4,9/5

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4,8/5

Manuel Goncalves
De Reino Unido - outubro de 2024

Viagem de casais

35 - 44 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
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
De Estados Unidos da America - setembro de 2024

Viajando com amigos

18 - 24 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
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
De Estados Unidos da America - setembro de 2024

Viagem de casais

55 - 64 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5
Fred
De Estados Unidos da America - setembro de 2024

Viagem de casais

45 - 54 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5
Kay
De Reino Unido - agosto de 2024

Viagem de casais

35 - 44 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5
Sara
De Estados Unidos da America - junho de 2024

Viagem de casais

18 - 24 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5

Loved the guide, she was very informative and friendly. We really enjoyed both the olive farm and the vineyard. The lunch was lovely and the tours we ...

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