During the Turkish occupation, the

During the Turkish occupation, the wine industry of Greece was almost whipped out as the Muslim Turks discouraged winemaking and heavily taxed wine farmers. This meant many farmers went out of business and the only people who were excluded from the heavy tax where monks.

Fortunately, the monasteries kept the craft alive in Greece for the 400 years it was occupied. The Greeks then achieved independence in 1821. The Greek farmers started to replace their vines with raisin producing vines, as there was a huge demand for them from France, who’s vines had been devastated by the Phylloxera insect.

After France recovered, the demand for raisins went down and the Greeks started to grow wine vines again. Unfortunately, there were then a series of wars (WW1, WW2 and the Greek Civil War). These prevented a stable wine trade from being established until 1949.

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During the Turkish occupation, the wine industry of Greece was almost whipped out as the Muslim Turks discouraged winemaking and heavily taxed wine farmers. This meant MANY went out of business and Farmers Who were the only people excluded from the Heavy Tax where Monks.

Fortunately, the monasteries kept the Craft Alive in Greece for the 400 years it was occupied. The Greeks then achieved Independence in 1821. The Greek Farmers Started to replace their Vines with Raisin producing Vines, as there was a huge demand for them from France, Who's Vines had been devastated by the Phylloxera Insect.

After France recovered, the demand for raisins. went down and the Greeks started to grow wine vines again. Unfortunately, there were then a series of wars (WW1, WW2 and the Greek Civil War). These prevented a stable wine trade from being established until 1949.