My Greek Vineyard/Raisin Production Family Tradition

For over a century, my family has cultivated Corinthian Greek raisins, continuing a tradition that began in 1900 and has been passed down through three generations. Our vineyards are located near Ancient Olympia, one of the most historic and symbolic regions of Greece, where agriculture and heritage are deeply intertwined. Every stage of production is handled by our family, from establishing and planting the vineyards to pruning, crop protection, harvesting, and natural sun-drying. Rooted in experience and respect for the land, we produce approximately 6–8 tons of premium Corinthian raisins annually, preserving the quality, authenticity, and craftsmanship that define our family legacy.

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Sun-Dried Raisins Natural Dehydration Postharvest Vineyard Production Mediterranean Climate Manual Harvesting Family Tradition
Dry Dark Corinthian Raisins
Since 1900
Sopion, Greece

Dry Dark Corinthian Raisins Production

Giannopoulos Family Dry Corinthian Raisins

  • Traditional Sun-Drying Techniques
  • Carefully Selected Vineyard Grapes
  • Natural Sugar Concentration & Flavor Development
  • Family-Owned Production Since 1900
  • Sustainable Vineyard Practices
  • Export-Quality Mediterranean Raisins
Dark Corinthian raisins