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The Wine Wizardry

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The Wine Wizardry
The Wine Wizardry
The Wine Wizardry
The Wine Wizardry
Number of sleeping places
From 15
Price
5 - 7 €

Activities: getting acquainted with wine traditions and its types, tasting.
Languages: Lithuanian, Russian, English
Duration 1–2 hours
Seasonality: all year round
The events are being held in Luksiai Cultural Centre - Zypliai Manor House, Tubeliai village, Luksiai eldership, Sakiai district.

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