Young Winemakers and Wine professionals of Greece
In case you missed Part 1, please click here.
In a vineyard including vines, that are counting 100 years, Stamatis is producing wines that have a clear Greek heritage but are also modern and sophisticated.
This is the second part of the interview. In a future post, tasting notes of Mylonas Winery wines will be included.
Do you
organize activities in the Estate you work for? If, yes, please specify and
comment on their impact on the sales and communication. If not, what are your
plans for the future?
We try
to organize activities in our estate or to participate in more general activities
concerning wine. We hope will be more active in the future when our winery will
be completed.
In my
opinion, it is extremely important for every winery to give the opportunity to
people to “get to know” their wines and vines.
In addition, I believe that the personal contact with the consumer, is the
best advertisement one can obtain. We try to be in touch with the consumer and
give them the opportunity to visit the winery and get fascinated by wine. A
personal contact and a fine wine have a positive result both in communication
and in sales afterwards .
Beautiful scenery |
Assyrtiko vines |
A little something About You:
My
wife always says that I can’t think of anything else but wine!!! I enjoy spending
my free time with her, my two small children and with good friends. Traveling around the world is something I really love to do, meeting new
people, exploring new traditions and food. I always enjoy a nice movie that relaxes me at
home. I also wish I had time to swim a bit more.
Last
but not least, do you export in the UK? If yes, who is your importer or
distributor? If not, would you be interested in doing so?
We do export
in the UK. I consider UK market to be one of the most difficult. Our wines are
imported by Yamas Wines (www.yamaswines.uk)
and Just Great Wine (www.justgreatwine.co.uk)
Mylonas' wine selection |
If you wish to know more about Stamatis and Mylonas winery then use the following information:
Mylonas Winery : Keratea Attica, 19001, Greece
Tel. +302299068156
Fax +302299068256
You can also like their page on Facebook!
À bientôt
Mylonas Winery : Keratea Attica, 19001, Greece
Tel. +302299068156
Fax +302299068256
You can also like their page on Facebook!
À bientôt
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