The T-Oinos Project: Greatness in Falatados
The drive from Chora which is the capital of Tinos island to the village of Falatados, one of the emerging Greek terroirs is around thirty minutes. Mostly a gentle drive that gets really exciting as huge, mostly round granite rocks appear on both sides of the road that compose an almost moon-like landscape.
These granitic stones called volakes were formed approximately twenty million years ago and it is here that Alexandros Avatagellos established T-Oinos garage winery in 2002 aiming high or maybe even higher - at the top.
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