You’ll meet real Mykonians over five unique beers brewed right on the island, swap stories with locals in a seaside taverna at Tourlos New Port, and maybe laugh at your own Greek pronunciation. Expect sea air, friendly faces, and flavors you won’t find anywhere else—plus a chance to grab rare bottles before heading back.
We’d barely sat down at the Mikònu Beer Taverna when Yannis, one of the brewers, grinned and slid over our first glass. “This one’s got thyme from my aunt’s garden,” he said. I sniffed it (maybe too obviously), and he laughed, waving his hand like, go ahead, judge it. The place is inside Mathios Taverna now—right at Tourlos, near the cruise port—so you can actually see ferries drifting in while you sip. There was this salty wind coming off the water that made everything taste sharper. I didn’t expect that.
We tried five different beers—each poured with a story. Yannis told us about how they started brewing here on Mykonos, using local stuff like honey or herbs (he even pointed out which ones grow wild behind the taverna). I tried to say “Mikònu” properly; Li laughed at my accent, so did Yannis. Honestly, it felt more like hanging out with friends than a tour. The place buzzes with locals grabbing lunch or just stopping for a quick pint before work. At some point, someone’s dog wandered under our table and flopped down on my foot—nobody minded.
The sun hit the Aegean just right through the window while we tasted their limited-edition bottle—kind of malty, kind of floral? Hard to describe but good enough that I bought two to take home. If you’re into beer (or just want to hear weird Mykonian myths over drinks), this is your spot. It’s easy to get to from anywhere in Mykonos town; we came by bus and walked five minutes from the stop. I still think about that thyme aroma every time I open a bottle now.
The tasting is held at Mikònu Beer Taverna inside Mathios Taverna at Tourlos / New Port of Mykonos.
You’ll try five different small-batch Mikònu beers during the tasting.
A full menu is available from Mathios Taverna if you’re hungry during your visit.
Yes, you can enjoy Aegean sea views from the taverna while tasting beers.
Yes, it’s wheelchair accessible and suitable for prams or strollers.
Yes, all alcoholic beverages for the tasting are included in your booking.
Infants are welcome but must sit on an adult’s lap; service animals are also allowed.
You can take public transportation to Tourlos New Port and walk about five minutes to reach the taverna.
Your afternoon includes five small-batch Mikònu beers to taste with all taxes covered—and if you’re hungry or thirsty for more, there’s a full menu plus rare bottled beers available for purchase right by the Aegean at Tourlos New Port.


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