Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124

Discover Corfu’s best-known local products with a guided tasting at SILO, featuring 10+ samples including olives, kumquat, wine, limoncello, and more.
If you’re eager to experience Corfu’s culinary treasures in a compact, engaging setting, this Corfu: The Most Famous Corfiot Products in One Tasting tour offers an excellent introduction. Priced with no upfront cost—you simply reserve and pay later—this 1-hour guided experience takes place at the SILO venue in Western Greece. With a stellar 4.8-star rating from 24 reviews, it clearly appeals to those interested in local flavors, culture, and stories behind the products.
The tour features 10 different Corfiot products, including olives, kumquat products, wine, limoncello, sikomaida, numbulo, and even Corfu beer. Guided by knowledgeable hosts, visitors learn about the history and significance of each item while tasting generous samples. The experience is suitable for all, with wheelchair accessibility and guided in Greek and English.
While this tasting emphasizes local authenticity and cultural insight, it’s designed to be short and sweet—a perfect stop for those wanting a taste of Corfu’s gastronomy without a long commitment. Since dinner or breakfast options are also recommended, visitors often find this a delightful way to start or complement a day exploring the island.


The core of this tour is the sampling of Corfu’s most celebrated products. Guests are introduced to a variety of flavors that reflect the island’s culinary heritage. Every product aims to give insight into what makes Corfu’s food traditions special, from olive-based goods to fruit preserves. The guides take care to explain each item’s origin, cultural importance, and traditional uses.
At the start, guests are welcomed at the SILO venue, where the tasting begins. The guided tour then walks participants through each product, with samples just kept coming according to some reviews. The experience balances education and enjoyment, making it as informative as it is delicious.
Planning more time in Corfu Town? We've covered other experiences worth considering.

Among the products tasted are numbulo, a local bread-like treat, and sikomaida, a type of preserved vegetable or fruit, depending on the preparation. The kumquat is also prominent, with various products derived from this citrus fruit, reflecting Corfu’s reputation for kumquat preserves and liqueurs.
Guests also sample olives, which are part of the island’s culinary identity, alongside local wine, limoncello, and Corfu beer. The alcoholic beverages are highlighted as signature local products, with guides sharing stories about their production and cultural significance.

The tour begins at SILO, where participants are welcomed into a relaxed, friendly environment. After the initial introduction, the guided tour leads through each product, with detailed explanations about how they are made and their role in everyday Corfiot life.
The tasting session is designed to be comprehensive, with samples of each product, ensuring visitors can savor the flavors and textures. The experience wraps up back at SILO, leaving guests with a deeper appreciation for Corfu’s culinary craft.
Based on reviews, guides are praised for being friendly, informative, and passionate. They share interesting facts about local producers, traditional processes, and cultural stories, enriching the tasting experience. One review highlights a “wonderful host” who tells stories about the origins of the products, making each taste more meaningful.
Because the tour is limited to a small group or even a private experience—some reports mention just two people—it allows for personalized attention and more interaction. This makes the experience feel more intimate and less rushed.
More Great Tours Nearby
The duration of 1 hour makes this a quick yet fulfilling activity. You’ll find the tour is scheduled at various times (check availability), and reservation is flexible, with the option to book now and pay later.
The meeting point at SILO is accessible by public transport, with nearby bus stops, though it’s advised to confirm the specific line. The tour is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for a wide range of travelers.
Though the exact cost per person isn’t listed, the value lies in the quality of the tasting and the knowledge shared. With 10+ products included and guidance in two languages, guests receive a substantial cultural insight for a short session. The free cancellation policy—up to 24 hours in advance—adds flexibility, especially for flexible travelers.
This experience appeals most to food lovers, culture enthusiasts, and curious travelers wanting a meaningful taste of Corfu without extensive time commitments. It’s perfect for those interested in local traditions and culinary stories. The friendly guides and intimate setting are especially appreciated by visitors who enjoy personal interactions.

The Corfu: The Most Famous Corfiot Products in One Tasting at SILO offers a compact, engaging, and educational way to explore the island’s culinary culture. With a highly positive rating, it’s clear that many find this tour both delicious and insightful.
While it’s a short experience, it packs in a lot of flavor and storytelling. It’s particularly enjoyable for those who want a local, authentic taste without committing to a longer tour or excursion. For food fans and those eager to learn about Corfu’s gastronomic heritage, this guided tasting is a delightful, accessible choice.
“Guide was informative and friendly, great range of products from Corfu and Greece, with interesting facts and info about local producers, cultural …”
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts 1 hour and is scheduled at various times, depending on availability.
What is included in the tasting?
You will taste 10 different Corfiot products, including olives, kumquat products, wine, limoncello, sikomaida, numbulo, and Corfu beer. Bottled water and guidance are also provided.
Is the tour suitable for people with mobility issues?
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for most travelers with mobility considerations.
Do I need to pay upfront?
No, you can reserve now and pay later. You can also cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Where does the tour start?
The tour begins at SILO, where guests are welcomed into the tasting space for their guided experience.
Can I join this tour if I don’t speak Greek?
Yes, the tour is guided in English and Greek, so English-speaking visitors can fully enjoy the experience.