Deputy Ministry of Tourism calls wine bars to join Wine Routes initiative

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The Deputy Ministry of Tourism invites wine bars and dining establishments to join the Wine Routes initiative, even if they are located within city limits.

As part of its efforts to promote Cypriot wine and gastronomy, the Deputy Ministry of Tourism has developed 7 Wine Routes (https://www.visitcyprus.com/index.php/el/discovercyprus/rural/wine-routes) across the island, in collaboration with various stakeholders.

The Wine Routes are as follows:

  • Commandaria Wine Route
  • Diarizos Valley Wine Route
  • Limassol Krasochoria Wine Route
  • Laona – Akamas Wine Route
  • Larnaca – Nicosia Mountain Wine Route
  • Pitsilia Wine Route
  • Vouni Panayia – Ambelitis Wine Route

With the goals of enriching the Wine Routes, enhancing visitors’ wine experiences, and further showcasing the uniqueness of wines produced from indigenous Cypriot grape varieties, the Deputy Ministry of Tourism invites all interested representatives of licensed dining establishments specialising in wine/ ‘Wine Bars’ to submit a request to join these Wine Routes.

Wine Routes

Interested business owners can find detailed information about the criteria for inclusion and the benefits of being part of the Wine Routes at the following link.

Additionally, interested parties may contact the Deputy Ministry of Tourism at +357 22691305 or via email at [email protected], with Christodoulos Papachristodoulou, Tourism Officer, as the point of contact.

It is important to note that this initiative for inclusion in the Wine Routes is specifically targeted at dining establishments whose primary business activity involves the offering of alcoholic beverages and wine.

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