Përmet: Vreshti i Pashait Winery Tour and Wine Tasting
Korçë County, Albania
Discover the Vreshti i Pashait Winery in Përmet. Test the wines and learn about the winemaking process.
Wine Tasting and Tour at Vreshti i Pashait Winery in Përmet
This guided wine tasting and tour in Përmet suits wine enthusiasts interested in natural and local Albanian wines.
Highlights
- Wine journey in a restored communist-era winery
- Explore a secret bunker tunnel used for aging wine
- Family-owned vineyards near Vromonero thermal waters
Description
Visit Vreshti i Pashait winery in Përmet, situated in the Sarandapor Valley in Leskovik. The winery manages 6 hectares of vineyard producing natural wines from Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Riesling, Chardonnay, and local grapes Mavrud and Debina.
Enjoy an authentic wine experience featuring tastings of carefully crafted wines and a tour of the winery, including a unique tunnel where wine matures. Learn about the tradition, passion, and warm hospitality behind each bottle in a visit tailored for wine lovers.
The guided experience includes wine tastings paired with traditional regional products, highlighting local flavors. Group sessions of 10-12 guests sample 3 to 6 selected wines, creating a comprehensive introduction to the winery's offerings. Visitors can extend the visit to explore the vineyards.
Includes
- Guided winery presentation
- Tasting of 3 Albanian wines
- Bottled water
- Professional host fluent in Albanian and English
- Free parking
- Photo opportunities
Excludes
- Local snacks
- Cheese and olives
- Homemade bread
- Transportation to and from the winery
- Personal expenses
Important Information
- Experience traditional Albanian hospitality
- Discover the aroma and passion behind each bottle
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, book in advance and bring comfortable shoes for vineyard exploration. The ideal visit time is during local harvest seasons for enhanced wine tasting and vineyard views.
