The Story of Cyprus Wine
Born from the oldest wine island in the world
Cyprus has been making wine for over 5,500 years — longer than any other place on earth. The world's oldest named wine, Commandaria, was born here in the foothills of the Troodos mountains.
Yet most visitors leave the island without ever discovering the extraordinary wineries just a few kilometres from their hotel. Thoukis exists to change that.
From the 700m altitude vineyards of Laona-Akamas to the ancient villages of Pitsilia — every winery has a story worth discovering.
Commandaria
The world's oldest wine still in production. Made in Cyprus since 800 BC. Richard the Lion-Heart called it “the wine of kings and the king of wines” when he conquered Cyprus in 1191.
Still made today — just as it was 2,800 years ago.