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Skouloudis Estate

The Company

In Mytikas, the heart of “Liladio Pedio in the island of Evia, Greece, Skouloudis Family has created the Skouloudis Estate. It is a modern, yet very traditional winery, where the most advanced winemaking techniques and equipment are coupled with tradition respect to the environment and the architectural heritage of this uniquely beautiful part of the island.

One of the most important goals of the Skouloudis Family is to pay justice to many unique Euboean varieties that have been long under-appreciated and under-utilized, and present to you with quality wines that are entirely and truly Euboean and Greek.

The winery

The Skouloudis Estate is a model winery in the heart of Liladio Pedio, in the suburbs of Chalkida, Greece. It is a complete and independent winery that lies in seven hectares and includes the vineyard, where the most unique and distinct grape varieties (like Roditis, Vradiano, and Savatiano) of the Evia island are preserved– the wine making facilities and the bottling facilities. The Skouloudis family bought the Agroktima in 1993.

The main concern of the family was to start the efforts to reshape the plant, restore the traditional buildings according to the architectural heritage of the island, rejuvenate the vineyard, and build the new facilities, while preserving the ecology and the distinct character of the surroundings. The vineyard lies today in three hectares, while another three are currently prepared in such a way as the tradition suggests to be planted in the near future.