Koutsoyannopoulos Winery and Museum in Vothonas, Santorini

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Koutsoyannopoulos is not solely a winery, but also a winding, 300m-long cave-styled museum nestled 8m underground. The museum depicts the history of winemaking on the island through images, artifacts, and models of life in the 1600’s wine trade.

Museum tours are conducted through an audio guide available in 14 different languages, and a guidebook is also available in 22 languages. The winery and museum remains open year-round, with slightly abbreviated hours in the off-season.

Koutsoyannopoulos Winery produces a variety of wines: young and aged white, young and aged red, rosΓ©, sweet, and semisweet. Many indigenous grapes are utilized, most commonly assyrtiko and aithani. Multiple tasting possibilities are available, varying in price based on the number of bottles sampled; tasting costs incorporate a museum tour.

Weddings and events can be hosted at Koutsoyannopoulos, and groups can arrange a private grape-treading experience in advance. Ample parking is available at the museum, though Koutsoyannopoulos is also conveniently accessed via bus on the Fira-Kamari route.

Koutsoyannopoulos Wine Museum Hours and Information

  • Season: Open year-round.
  • Hours: April to October, 9am-7pm Monday through Saturday, 10am-7pm Sunday; November to March, 9am to 5pm Monday through Saturday, 10am-5pm Sunday.
  • Website:santoriniwinemuseum.com
  • A map of Paris hotels is accessible via this link.
  • Telephone: +30 2286 031322
  • Restaurant: No restaurant on site, but there is an eatery a few minutes’ walk away with positive reviews online.
  • View: No view.
  • Guided Tours and Wine Samplings: Audio tours covering 14 languages and guidebooks in 22 languages provide museum information. Wine sampling options include 4 wines for €10, 6 wines for €15, or 8 wines for €20, all including admission to the museum.
  • Vehicle Accommodations: Abundant parking is accessible on site.
  • Bus: The Koutsoyannopoulos Winery and Museum can be easily reached using the Fira-Kamari bus route, with the closest stop approximately 100 meters from the winery. Be sure to ask the driver to let you off at the Wine Museum stop.

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