DIAMANTAKIS WINERY
Kato Asites, Malevizi province, Heraklion Crete
Winery in Heraklion Crete, Greece
Why go
Best in spring or autumn, this Heraklion-area winery is worth booking for a relaxed, good-value tasting focused on Cretan grapes rather than resort-style polish. It suits couples and small celebrations that want vineyard scenery, conversation, a clear sense of Crete’s modern wine direction.
About DIAMANTAKIS WINERY
DIAMANTAKIS WINERY is a winery in Heraklion Crete. Planning details are limited, so the safest way to assess it is by the confirmed basics: it is listed by Falstaff Winery for 2026, has $$ pricing, has a casual dress code.
For a Heraklion Crete itinerary, treat DIAMANTAKIS WINERY as a direct winery option rather than relying on claims about specific tastings, grape varieties, service format, capacity, or setting. Confirm any visit details directly before building a day around it.
Good value if you want a casual Heraklion Crete winery
The clearest value signal is the $$ price level. That may suit travelers comparing winery options in Heraklion Crete, without assuming details about what is poured, how visits are structured, or what extras are available.
Falstaff lists the winery in 2026, which provides a recognition point for readers comparing options. Beyond that, specific awards, scores, production details, grape varieties, tasting formats should not be assumed from the available information.
Dress code is casual, so visitors do not need to plan for a formal venue. For any occasion-specific planning, confirm availability, format, timing, group suitability with the winery directly.
Plan ahead and verify the visit details
Because public details are limited, the practical approach is to check directly with DIAMANTAKIS WINERY before visiting. Confirm whether visits are available, what the current format is, whether the venue can accommodate your group size or preferred timing.
For small groups, couples, or travelers considering Heraklion Crete plans, the confirmed information is enough to place DIAMANTAKIS WINERY on a shortlist. Larger or more structured plans should be confirmed before committing to an itinerary.
How to fit it into a Heraklion trip
Use DIAMANTAKIS WINERY as one possible stop within a broader Heraklion Crete plan. Start with our full Heraklion Crete wineries guide, then round out the trip with our full Heraklion Crete restaurants guide, our full Heraklion Crete hotels guide, our full Heraklion Crete bars guide, our full Heraklion Crete experiences guide.
For comparison planning, focus on DIAMANTAKIS WINERY and other Heraklion Crete options generically.
Planning details
- Location
- HERAKLION CRETE, Griechenland
Venue details
Ambiance
Family-owned modern winery in the hills outside Heraklion, with a relaxed, scenic rural atmosphere and vineyard surroundings noted by visitors as a beautiful location for tastings.
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- Appellation
- Crete PGI
- Varietals
- Vidiano, Assyrtiko, Liatiko, Mandilaria, Syrah
- Tour Duration
- 60-90 minutes
- Wine Club
- Not available
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Location
HERAKLION CRETE, Griechenland
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can DIAMANTAKIS WINERY handle large groups?
Do I need a reservation at DIAMANTAKIS WINERY?
Contact DIAMANTAKIS WINERY directly to confirm whether advance booking is needed for your preferred date in Heraklion Crete.
What other options should I compare with DIAMANTAKIS WINERY?
Use DIAMANTAKIS WINERY as the confirmed reference point, then compare it with other Heraklion Crete options generically.
What should I confirm before visiting DIAMANTAKIS WINERY?
What is the price level at DIAMANTAKIS WINERY?
The confirmed price level is $$, and DIAMANTAKIS WINERY is listed by Falstaff Winery for 2026.
What is the dress code at DIAMANTAKIS WINERY?
The confirmed dress code at DIAMANTAKIS WINERY in Heraklion Crete is casual.
