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If you have been visiting the Cyclades over the last few years then for sure you've enjoyed a glass of Fabrica by Chatzakis Syros WInery. The first bottles of Syros' precious wine, rarely sailing outside the Cyclades, just landed at Botilia. Nikos Chatzakis, the talented oenologist and producer behind the boutique winery of Syros Island, has set out to promote both indigenous Cycladic varieties and the terroir of Syros. With dedication and passion on each stage, he has created a crisp, fruity white from the varieties Monemvasia and Kountoura that definitely carries the cosmopolitan air of Syros. It has pale lemon color and delicate aromas of pear, lemon, citron, bergamot, and peach accompanied by notes of white flowers and herbs. Chop the fennel and the onion and mix all the ingredients together in a bowl. Put the olive oil in the pan to heat up and add one by one, spoonful of our mixture. Fry them on both sides until golden brown. Serve hot. Sort by. Best Online Wine shop One fine and small cycladic jewel! Why do we love it? Make a bottle yours as long as you can! Tastes Like It has pale lemon color and delicate aromas of pear, lemon, citron, bergamot, and peach accompanied by notes of white flowers and herbs. Delightful on the palate with discreet acidity and medium to light body. Fennel fritters. Ouzo gr. People also bought these. Color :. Type :. Year :. Alcohol :. Origin :. Variety :. Kountoura, Monemvasia. Aromas :. Pear, lemon, citron, bergamot, peach, white flowers, herbs. Bottle Size :. Barrique :. Serving temperature :. Aging :. Closure :. Organic :.

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Like all of our destinations this trip, it was sad to leave Monemvasia. Such an amazing place filled with beauty, history, culture. But, such is the thing with road tripping, you have to keep on moving on, and with every step along the way comes an exciting new adventure. Fortunately, as many of our stops have been coastal, there is a bit of a breeze which helps and makes it more comfortable. And just gives you more reason to rehydrate with your choice of beer and wine. We are probably acclimatising…haha.. A couple of general things while we are at it, the drivers have been fantastic. Very polite, obliging and considerate. Road rules are just a talking point and speed limits non existent. The challenges have been the physical state of the roads, and the terrain. Petrol is expensive. For example, it took us nearly 3 hours with a break for food and a drink to cover 88kms…. The cost of food and drink is probably half what we pay in Australia, even taking into account the exchange rate. Cheaper even in supermarkets. To finish, most restaurants lavish a massive plate of fresh fruit, normally watermelon and either coffee or local spirit drink on the house. So as you can see the value is here for sure. North Americans are actually saving money….. We had to head north into the mountains again, to a village called Kosmas which is just divine. Probably as high up in the mountain range as you can go. Then quite a steep spiral drive down to the coast on the other side popping out at a coastal town called Leonidio. From there we just hugged the coastline for the next hour wanting to stop at each and every bay around each curve. Nafplio was the original capital city of Hellas until approx It was founded originally by Nafplioli, the son of Poseidon according to Greek mythology. Like a lot of Greek towns, it came under the rule of many different groups, and even today there are several alternate spellings of the town. Originally built as a walled old town, it has grown up the surrounding mountain range to cover the increased population. Looking over the village of the old town, and in fact the entire region is the magnificent Fortress and Castle called Palamidi. You can climb up into the fortress from the old town via steps. Orrrrrrrrrrr……you can get a cab to drop you up there, have a great look around, check out the mesmerising views and walk down the steps…we took option 2 and it was brilliant. But still quite challenging. In the harbour there sits another beautiful fort, called Bourtzi built by the Venetians in the s to again protect the town from those pesky marauders and Pee Raaats. Over the years it has served as a fortress, castle, home for the executioners from Palamidi, a luxury hotel, a restaurant….. They are actually turning it back into a restaurant now and it should be completed in the next 12 months. We stayed in a lovely Pensione in the Old Town that again, was exactly what we wanted. Literally in the Old Town, so we were right in the swing of things. No vehicular traffic in the Old Town at all, and every street and laneway was paved with marble. As usual, there is a lovely town square, where people actually do congregate in the evenings to chat, drink, watch the kids run around playing soccer. There are some fabulous shops, hundreds of Taverna, all lining the tiny laneways around the town. Thanks to a recommendation from our Pensione owner, we found an OLD Taverna for dinner and it was superb. We sat for hours in a laneway, eating meze plates — small portions of a number of different dishes, like tapas. So we sat till late, drinking beer that he was getting from the ice chest, talking about random stuff, including how he just travels through Europe based on the season working in pubs but his home is Nafplio. All the while he was ordering his staff around…it was great. Then we got a local spirit called Tsiporou….. I think it makes trucks run. Do not touch this…. Oh, I bought a watch…random right? How did that even happen? About 30kms away from Nafplio, are two significant archeological sites that we wanted to check out. But they were both 30 kms from Nafplio in opposite directions with no direct road between them. Never mind, we set off early before the heat set in and chose the Ancient City of Epidouris as our first stop. We were there by 8. So, nearly 2, freaking years ago. And it looks like it was built yesterday….. It holds 13, people seated in stone and marble backed benches all around the arena. They still have shows here now — in fact during this July, they have concerts on twice a week. One of the fascinating things about this theatre, is the acoustics are allegedly as good an any theatre in the world. As a test, we tried it out…I climbed to the very back rows and Karen stayed next to the stage area and we spoke to each other in normal indoor voice — not normal Ralph outdoor voice — and could hear each other as clear as day. And beautiful, set among the lush surrounding forest. A definite tour highlight. There is also a sporting arena, similar to Olympia but not as grand and other pretty well maintained temples and buildings. We got to the Ancient civilisation site of Mycenae. Now this shit is old…and to be fair, it looks it. This area was first settled in around BC. For real? The location was chosen specifically based on strategic defences as the hill it is built on, has degree views to the ocean, to Korinth, to Athens, across the Peleponnese so no one could invade without being seen crossing the flat plains approaching the site. Some of the site has been well preserved — for example the death chambers, or burial sites and the Temple and Palace that sits atop the hill for the rulers to live in. A lot of the site was destroyed by earthquake and fire in the 4th century AD but there is enough left to get a great idea of how this civilisation first came to develop. By now it was early afternoon, so with the temperature climbing it was time for the daily swim. Tolo is the name of a resort village about 12kms from Nafplio, which is basically beach flop and drop. A long stretch of sandy beach, backed by apartments, hotels, restaurants, Taverna, tourist and souvenir shops etc. High in tourism……. We checked it out and had a very refreshing dip and enjoyed the very different scenery. It is actually a very pretty place. Great to visit but……move on……. Back into Nafplio, a quick shower, nana nap and back to the old town village square to soak up the atmosphere and have pre dinner drinks again. Amazing waterfront location, beautiful looking restaurant, excellent extensive menu……. Simple as that. A shame, but lesson learned.. Carry on, nothing to see here. So we wandered through the beautiful old town, got a gelato and enjoyed watching families still out and about with their kids after midnight. I am a sucker for Old Towns and this one ticks the boxes. It has great elements of history with the Palamidi Fortress and the Bourtzi Fortress in the harbour and a wonderful atmosphere. We are coming to the end of our road trip part of the holiday. Tomorrow morning heading across to the island of Hydra, so an early start is on the cards. Looking forward to the next stage. For more of our pics of Nafplio, Mycenae and Epidaurus just click this link. Skip to content Ralph and Karen's Tours Follow us meandering about the place, eating, drinking, getting lost but always enjoying it…. This was no different. And it was sensational. Share this: Twitter Facebook. 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