March Wine Fairs. Join us!

Date: 03 Mar 2017

By: dimitriou.l@tsantali.gr

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This year at DETROP OENOS in Thessaloniki, there will be a double participation for our winery.

Our TSANTALI stand (#5) at Pavillion 15 will be providing the full range of our wines (TSANTALI and SANTO WINES) and distillates.

At the same time, a TSANTALI sneak peak will be available at the stand of “Wines of Northern Greece” (stand #57 at Pavillion 8).

DETROP OENOS 2017 TIMETABLE

Friday 3 – Sunday 5 March: 10:00 – 19:00

Monday 6 March: 10:00 – 18:00

HELEXPO CENTER – THESSALONIKI

At our stand (#16 at Blue Pavillion 2) at the major Greek wine fair, we will be presenting new releases from both our winery and SantoWines.

The new Agioritiko ABATON range, the first ever attempt to vinify Santorini Assyrtiko without added sulfites and a delicious rose sparkling from Santorini.

Moreover, a selection of our wines will be available at the special areas of “Discover Greek Wines” and “Wine Revelations“.

OENORAMA 2017 TIMETABLE

Saturday 11 – Sunday 12 March: 10:00 – 19:00

Monday 13 March: 10:00 – 18:00

ZAPPEION MEGARO / Exhibition Hall and Conference Center – ATHENS

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The last but certainly not least wine fair in March is PROWEIN. As we have not missed a single event since PROWEIN’s launch, this year will be no exception.

Join us at our spacious stand A67 at Hall 9 for a full range of Tsantali and SantoWines, new releases and multi-awarded labels.

Of course a limited selection of our wines will be also available at the “Wines of Greece” stand.

For business meetings, please send us an email at export@tsantali.gr

For Media representatives and bloggers, please contact us at marketing@tsantali.gr

PROWEIN 2017 TIMETABLE

Sunday 19 – Tuesday 21 March: 10:00 – 18:00

FAIR GROUND DUSSELDORF
Entrances:
North, East, South
Halls:
Hall 09 – 17

EASY TIPS FOR ‘SURVIVING’ THE BIG WINE FAIRS

1. Make a plan of action

It is almost impossible to taste all the wines offered at a wine exhibition. Planning in advance is a smart move: visit the official website beforehand or spend some time browsing the brochure offered at the entrance. A wise solution is to taste up to two wines per producer. For newbies, tasting a total of 25-30 wines is a good start.

2. Do not go on an empty stomach

Eat just before the wine exhibition. And do not forget to snack throughout your time at the event (eg small breaks after having tasted white wines or the first ten producers).

3. Always spit

The goal is to taste, not to drink. We do not forget (nor feel awkward) to use the spitoons. Spitting will help us enjoy the wine tasting experience.

4. Water, water… more water

Carrying our own water is important. Drinking water after every wine we taste is the best way to both appreciate the wine and stay hydrated.

5. Avoid driving

Taxi, bus, metro or a designated driver are the best ways to get home safe. Organize this in advance.

A few “Winelover’s Good manners” extras:

It is wise to avoid wearing colognes, perfumes and (for the ladies) lipsticks.

We wait in line at each stand, we take interest in the wines being poured but we are also considerate of others waiting their turn.

#enjoyresponsibly #drinksmart #drinkgreekwine

March Wine Fairs. Join us!

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