About Tsantali (Metoxi Chromitsa Mount Athos)
Perched in a Mount Athos monastery cloister with vineyards that stretch to the sea, this operation has been reviving historically abandoned vines since 1970 and now produces organic wines like "Kormilitsa," the first wine ever named Official Purveyor of the Moscow Kremlin. The isolation means pure, uncompromised organic farming, and they've been at this wine game since 1890.
Good to know about Tsantali (Metoxi Chromitsa Mount Athos)
Can you visit Tsantali (Metoxi Chromitsa Mount Athos)? Is there a tasting room?
No, Tsantali (Metoxi Chromitsa Mount Athos) does not operate a public tasting room. It's a production-only or by-allocation label, so its wines are found through retail, restaurants, or a mailing list rather than an on-site visit.
What is Tsantali (Metoxi Chromitsa Mount Athos) known for?
Tsantali (Metoxi Chromitsa Mount Athos) is known for scenic views, old-world charm and for serious wine lovers.
Does Tsantali (Metoxi Chromitsa Mount Athos) serve food?
Yes, Tsantali (Metoxi Chromitsa Mount Athos) has food available alongside tastings.
Where is Tsantali (Metoxi Chromitsa Mount Athos) located?
Tsantali (Metoxi Chromitsa Mount Athos) is in Moni Konstamonitou, in the Rapsani wine region. Phone: 2377 023228.
When was Tsantali (Metoxi Chromitsa Mount Athos) founded?
Tsantali (Metoxi Chromitsa Mount Athos) was established in 1890.
Does Tsantali (Metoxi Chromitsa Mount Athos) farm sustainably?
Yes. Tsantali (Metoxi Chromitsa Mount Athos) describes its farming as sustainable, organic or biodynamic.
Where to find Tsantali (Metoxi Chromitsa Mount Athos)
Tsantali (Metoxi Chromitsa Mount Athos) is in Moni Konstamonitou, Greece, in Rapsani.