At a glance
20–22 March
Saturday to Monday, in 2027.
2,500+ wines
From more than 250 exhibitors, along with nearly 100 Greek spirits.
Peristeri
A new venue for 2027, west of the centre.
Since 1994
Every year in March, about 10,000 visitors.
What you’ll taste
Each winery has its own stand and pours its wines for you to taste, often with people from the winery behind the counter. You’ll find Assyrtiko from Santorini, Agiorgitiko from Nemea, Xinomavro from Naoussa and many grape varieties that are hard to find outside Greece. In 2026 there was also an Assyrtiko Wine Bar, a corner with wines up to €10 on the shelf and an oyster bar. It’s the quickest way to get to know Greek wine in one afternoon.
Dozens of wineries, one next to the other.
Taste and ask about every wine.
Santorini’s white wine.
On Santorini the vine is woven like a basket, to protect it from the wind.
The home of Agiorgitiko, in the Peloponnese.
Small pours, many wines.
Photos of Greek wine: Agne27 (CC BY-SA 3.0), AkatsukiKuro (CC0), ulrichstill (CC BY-SA 3.0 DE), Andrew Dalby (CC BY-SA 4.0), Wikimedia Commons.
Hours and tickets
The 2027 hours and prices will be announced on oenorama.com. To give you an idea, in 2026 the hours were:
- Friday: 17:00–21:00.
- Saturday, Sunday and Monday: 10:00–19:00.
Tickets are for one day or for the whole exhibition, with a student price. Bought online in advance they cost less than at the box office, and visitor numbers are limited, so the box office may sell out. People with disabilities and one companion get in free for one day.
How to get to Peristeri
The 2027 venue is new and the organisers will announce how to get there. Peristeri is on metro Line 2 (red), with the stations Agios Antonios, Peristeri and Anthoupoli. From Ioulianou 50, take Line 1 to Omonia and change to Line 2 towards Anthoupoli. In 2026 the organisers ran a free shuttle bus from the nearest metro station to the exhibition.
Kathy’s tip: go early, at opening time, before the aisles fill up. Eat something first, drink water between wines and use the spittoons to empty your glass. If you find a wine you like, photograph the label; many are hard to find abroad.
Frequently asked questions
When is Oenorama in 2027?
From Saturday 20 March to Monday 22 March, at the Peristeri Exhibition Centre.
Can anyone go?
Yes. The exhibition is open to the public with a ticket, not only to professionals.
Why isn’t it at the Zappeion any more?
The Zappeion closed in March 2026 for renovation, ahead of Greece’s presidency of the European Union in the second half of 2027.
Can I buy wine there?
The exhibition is mainly for tasting. If you like a wine, ask at the stand where you can find it.
— Kathy
