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Macedonia, Greece
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At Ampeloeis S.A., winemaking is a family legacy. Founded in 2006 by the Tsiola family, our name
honors the very vines that define our craft. To bridge Greek tradition with global mastery, we
partnered with world-renowned French oenologist Noel Rabot. With four decades of experience in
the world's finest wineries, Rabot helps us distill our passion for quality into every bottle we
produce.
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Ampeloeis Winery, established in 2006 by the Tsiola family, embodies a rich tradition of winemaking in the heart of Macedonia, Greece. The name “Ampeloeis” is derived from the ancient Greek term for vineyards, symbolizing the family’s long-standing connection to this craft. With a commitment to producing high-quality wines, the Tsiola family partnered with esteemed French oenologist Noel Rabot, who brings over 40…
Read more about Ampeloeis WineryGreece wine country enriches the international wine range with rare white and full-bodied red wines that are produced from indigenous grape varieties. The history of the viticulture of Greece wine country goes back at least to the Mycenaean era (16th century BC). Wine played an important role in Greek culture. Wines together with vines and grapes were considered not only a gift from the gods but the symbolic…
Explore GreeceMacedonia is the largest region of northern Greece, stretching from Amyntaio and Naoussa in the west to Drama in the east. It is famous for Xinomavro reds from Naoussa, Amyntaio and Goumenissa, and for whites from Malagousia and Assyrtiko.
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