Welcome to the Cooperative of Limnos

Meet the Cooperative, the people involved and the unique wines from the mythical island of Hephaestus and the Cabeiri.

Welcome to the Cooperative of Limnos

Our products

Thanks to its knowledge, experience and respect for the outstanding produce that comes from the soils of Limnos, the Cooperative of Limnos is able to produce a wide range of wines ideal for meeting the needs and desires of wine lovers whether they’re located in Greece or abroad. Lovers of Limnos wine can choose from our 12 bottled wines labels, or 5, 10 or 20 Lt wine in bag in box or our 1.5 lt PET bottle, as they savour the heady aromas and characteristic flavours offered by our island’s local grape varieties.

Limnos

Dry white wine DPO 0.75 lt and 0.375 lt

Aroma Limnos

Organic dry white wine DPO 0,75 LT

Limnos Muscat

Sweet White Wine DPO 0,75 LT

Ipsipili

Semi dry rosé wine, 0.75 lt

Limnio

Dry Red Wine DPO 0,75 LT

Winery – Offices

With facilities covering 3,500 m2, the Cooperative’s Winery is Limnos Wines’ production, bottling and distribution hub.

Agios Nikolaos Port, Solinaria area, Myrina, Tel. 22540 22212, 22540 22296, 22540 27066

Limnos Products Store

Discover all 12 bottled wines from the Cooperative of Limnos, wines sold in bag in box, as well as a large range of traditional products from small local producers on the shelves of our Store.

Old Myrina Port, Tel. 22540 23410

Agricultural Supplies Store

Dimokratias Ave., Tel. 22540 22211

Limnos

The island and its Wine History

Limnos is one of the few places in Greece which remain truly authentic; this multi-faceted mythical home of Hephaestus and the beloved land of Homer was –and remains– a crossroads of cultures and peoples.

Limnos, Greece’s eighth largest island, is located in the centre of the Northern Aegean between Lesbos, Samothrace, Imvros and Agios Efstratios. Limnos, Greece’s eighth largest island, is located in the centre of the Northern Aegean between Lesbos, Samothrace, Imvros and Agios Efstratios.Myrina is the capital of the island, taking its name from the daughter of the king of Iolkos Kriteas and the wife of the first mythical king of Limnos, Thoantas.

Volcanic, with a lace-like coastline, forestless but with extensive, particularly fertile plains, the island is home to around 16,000 permanent residents who are involved in agriculture, livestock farming and fisheries, as well as tourism and trade.

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