You’ll sit down at 10GR Wine Bar in Rhodes for a private wine tasting guided by a certified sommelier. Taste local Greek varietals—white, rosé, red—while learning their stories and origins. It’s relaxed but insightful, with moments that stick with you long after you leave.
Ever wondered if Greek wine could surprise you? I honestly didn’t expect much — I mean, everyone talks about French or Italian bottles, right? But sitting inside 10GR Wine Bar in Rhodes, with the walls echoing old stone and the air smelling faintly of toasted bread (maybe from the kitchen next door?), our sommelier Dimitra poured the first glass and grinned like she knew something we didn’t. She asked what we usually drink at home — I mumbled “mostly reds,” and she nodded, already pulling out a bottle I couldn’t pronounce. The whole thing felt relaxed, not fancy or stiff.
Dimitra told us about the island’s vineyards — apparently some grapes here have been growing since ancient times. She explained how the soil changes everything. I tried to swirl my glass like I’d seen in movies but mostly just sloshed it on my hand. The white wine was crisp and a bit salty, which she said comes from the sea breeze. Someone else in our group tried to ask about tannins; Dimitra laughed and said, “Don’t worry about all that — just taste.” It made me relax. The private wine tasting felt more like hanging out than a lesson.
We moved on to rosé and then reds — each one different, some earthy, some almost floral. There was this moment when the afternoon light hit my glass just right and I thought: why haven’t I done this before? The whole time, people drifted in and out of the bar but our table stayed tucked away, just us and these strange new flavors. Honestly, I still think about that last sip — maybe because it tasted like sun-warmed stone or maybe just because we were all laughing by then. Hard to say.
Yes, all wine tastings at 10GR are private sessions guided by a certified sommelier.
The wine tasting is held at 10GR Wine Bar in Rhodes.
Mainly Greek grape varieties are featured, especially those cultivated in Rhodes for thousands of years; some foreign wines may be included.
The experience includes white wines, red wines, and rosé wines.
Yes, reservations must be made at least two days before your chosen date.
Participants must be above 18 years old to join the wine tasting.
Yes, there are public transportation options close to 10GR Wine Bar.
The tour offers three levels: beginners, wine lovers, or experts—choose what fits you best.
Your afternoon includes a private session at 10GR Wine Bar with a certified sommelier guiding you through tastings of white, red, and rosé Greek wines—all set up for your group after booking ahead by reservation.


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