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Louloudis Winery

Duration

Availability

Guided Tour

Overnight Stay

Active Months

Bio Products
Bio Products

Toilets
Toilets

Accessibility
Accessibility

Tasting
Tasting

Dining Services
Dining Services

Retail Shop
Retail Shop

Pet Friendly
Pet Friendly
Transfer Service
Transfer Service
Description
Louloudis Winery, located in Dafnes, Heraklion, Crete, traces its roots to 1920, when grandfather Antonis Louloudis began cultivating traditional Cretan grape varieties — Liatiko, Taktas, and Kotsifali.
Since 1999, his grandson, also named Antonis, has continued this century-old Cretan winemaking heritage, blending generations of tradition with a contemporary vision and deep respect for the land.
At the winery, special emphasis is placed on authentic Cretan grape varieties, expressing the unique terroir identity of Dafnes through every label.
Winery Tour and Wine Tasting
- Century-Old Cretan Winery Tour: Visit Louloudis Winery in Dafnes, Heraklion and learn about over 100 years of family winemaking history — from the founding vision in 1920 to the current generation’s modern excellence
- Dafnes Wine Heritage: Discover the wine culture of Dafnes — one of the Peza region’s most important wine villages — and why Louloudis has been central to its reputation since the early 20th century
- Wine Tasting: Taste Louloudis Winery’s wines and experience over a century of accumulated Cretan winemaking knowledge expressed in every glass
Annual production reaches 120,000 bottles, consistently recognized at the Thessaloniki Wine & Spirits Trophy, Decanter World Wine Awards, and Frankfurt International Wine Trophy. The winery proudly produces certified Vegan wines, guided by a philosophy of quality, respect for the environment, and the enduring future of the Cretan vineyard.





































