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	tourism,travel,accommodation,lodging,kilkis,goumenissa,polikastro (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Important sights are the Cavern in the hill of Ai-Giorgi near in Kilkis, the ancient Evropos in Goumenissa and the lake in Drosato.
		The capital Kilkis is an important commercial and agricultural centre while it worth visit the archaeological and martial museum, with discoveries from the prefecture and memories from Kilkis battle on 19-22 June 1913.
		Goumenissa is a graphic town, eminent for the wine and the raki.
	www.web-greece.gr /kilkis.htm (288 words)

	Prefecture of Kilkis - General information
		Kilkis War Museum : is on the hill of Ai-Giorgis, along with the Hero’s monument commemorates the Battle of Liberation.
		Goumenissa: in this village is the ancient site of Europos, artefacts from here is on display in the Archaeological Museum in Kilkis.
		In addition, Goumenissa is known for its excellent wines.
	www.hellasblue.com /eng/districts/macedonia/kilkis/kilkis_main.html (322 words)

	Welcome to Wine Roads of Northern Greece (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Goumenissa: It’s a small picturesque town situated at the foot of mount Paiko (1650m.) and was formerly an important commercial center due to the viniculture but also the sericulture.
		The vineyard: Goumenissa is one of the A.O.C. greek zones producing red dry wines and consists of the red grape varieties Xynomavro and Negoska.
		In the Goumenissa region the white grape variety Roditis is also cultivated.
	www.wineroads.gr /en/winemakersDetails.asp?wid=7 (291 words)

	Paterno Wines International > Wines > Greece > Boutari
		Boutari's vineyard in the mountainous winemaking region of Goumenissa (goo - MEN - ee - sah), to the northwest of Thessaloniki, Greece, was planted in 1991.
		Boutari's Goumenissa winery is a point of reference for the area as it was the first and, for many years, the only winery in the region - first opening its doors to the public in 1984.
		Merlot was first planted at Goumenissa in the early 1990's.
	www.paternowines.com /wines/greece/boutari/goumenissa.asp (567 words)

	Museums of Macedonia, Greece — Macedonian Folklore Museum
		In 1991, Christos and Katerina Alevras set up a folklore museum in Goumenissa, a picturesque little town in Kilkis prefecture 85 km from Thessaloniki.
		It is housed in a new two-storey building on the road from Goumenissa to the nearby village of Grivas, and its purpose is to preserve the folk tradition and culture and initiate the younger generation into the secrets and beauties of folk culture.
		On the ground floor are displayed folk costumes — men’s and women’s formal and everyday wear — from all over Macedonia, including Sarakatsan and Thracian costumes and the uniform of a Macedonian freedom fighter.
	www.macedonian-heritage.gr /Museums/Folklore/Laografiko_Goumenissas.html (214 words)

	Welcome to Wine Roads of Northern Greece
		This area includes the municipality of Goumenissa and the communities of Filyria, Stathi, Gorgopi, Karpi, Griva, Pentalofos, Polypetro and Gerakona in the Kilkis prefecture.
		The red varieties of Xinomavro and Negoska are grown in most of the area's vineyards, on about 200 hectares that extend to the eastern slopes of Mount Paiko and to hills with slight inclines, at an altitude of over 150m.
		It is left to mature for at least a year in small oak barrels and is deep-coloured with a fruity bouquet and supple taste.
	www.wineroads.gr /en/zonesDetails.asp?zid=3 (132 words)

	Wine in Macedonia today
		Goumenissa is one of Greece’s most famous regions for its wines.
		Christos Aidarinis winery is situated in Goumenissa and is a place that can be visited and, moreover, shows the family’s age-long history in the area of wine.
		Between Goumenissa and Naoussa lies prime farmland on which, from ancient times until the early twentieth century, the vine had flourished.
	www.macedonian-heritage.gr /Wine/WineToday.html (4323 words)

	Kilkis - History - Greece!
		On the hill there are a tourist pavillion, an amphitheatre, a hero's monument and a war museum commemorating the 1913 battle of liberation from the Turks.
		Just 6 kilometres south-west of Goumenissa the village and archaeological site of Europos can be found.
		The ancient kouros found here, which is also an exhibit in the archaeological museum, is among the most important finds of the region.
	www.greecexplorer.com /kilkis/kilkis_en_history.php (204 words)

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		On the hill there are a tourist pavillion, amphitheatre, Hero’s monument and a war museum commemorating the 1913 battle for liberation from the Turks.
		Picturesque Goumenissa (44 km.), built on the slopes of Mt. Paiko, has quaint, narrow alleyways and charming old houses.
		The ancient kouros found here and on exhibit in the archaeological museum numbers among the most important finds of the region.
	www.grecian.net /greece/macedonia/kilkis/kilkis.htm (305 words)

	Wines from Goumenissa
		Regions >> Greece >> Macedonia - Greece >> Goumenissa
		The appellation of Goumenissa produces dry red wines from Xynomavro or Negoska grapes which must make up, as a minimum, 20% of the blend.
		Goumenissa Rot trocken 750ml Boutari Boutari S.A., 2001
	www.wine-searcher.com /regions/goumenissa/1 (132 words)

	Festival of Greek Music and Dance 2001, Music and Dances from Macedonia and Thrace
		These bands are usually led by the clarinet which is played in a style that is influenced by the Epirot style and has much in common with the ‘Oriental’ Gypsy clarinet style common throughout the Balkans.
		Giorgos Gevgelis, known as “Domátas” in his homeland, was born in 1940 in Goumenissa, Kilkis.
		In central Macedonia, brass bands developed after World War II in the areas of Edessa, Goumenissa and Aridea and were most probably influenced by neighboring Serbian regions.
	www.ohfs.org /concert2001.htm (2086 words)

	Virtual Reinhard, A Letter from Macedonia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Her hut, beautifully made and comprising a single tiny room with a lean-to kitchen, sits at the top of a steeply-sloping couple of acres packed with sunflowers, fruit trees, vegetables, flowers, chickens and a small stream of piped water.
		Luckily, the town boasted a number of bars and discoteques to which we could escape when it all got too much, and there was plenty of walking in the nearby mountains.
		Over lunch one day, Adonis unveiled a dangerous-looking bottle of "tsiporou", a kind of anise-flavoured moonshine for which Goumenissa is justly famous.
	www.virtualreinhard.com /2001Greece/2001Greece.htm (817 words)

	CADSES territories
		In Goumenissa, Griva and Fanos traditional foods and wine are offered.
		-On Easter Thursday reconstruction of Crucifixion in the monastery of Osios Nikodimos in Goumenissa.
		A massive fete is organized and the traditional "Vlach wedding" is revived in the village of Livadia, high up on Mount Paiko.
	www.sustourism.net /territories3.htm (1638 words)

	Wine Merchant Education: Greek Wine
		Negoska is used as a blending grape (20%) in A.O. Goumenissa, where its higher sugar content and riper, berry-like fruit are ideal for rounding out the more austere Xenomavro.
		It produces OPAP Naoussa and Amindeo and is the backbone to OPAP Goumenissa and Rapsani.
		Xinomavro wines are known for their superb aging potential and rich, complex character with a structure high in acidity and moderate but firm tannins.
	www.thewinemerchantinc.com /educational/Greece.html (1525 words)

	Goumenissa / Europos, Greece
		Picturesque Goumenissa is built on the slopes of Mt Paiko.
		Just six km southwest of Goumenissa are the village and archeological site of Europos.
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	www.planetware.com /greece/goumenissa-europos-gr-mac-goum.htm (87 words)

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		This mountain used to be the center of God Dionisso's worship in ancient Greece.
		We'll continue to Epanomi, Goumenissa, Amyntaio, a route full of wine perfumes and flavors totally harmonized with each place, offering a different escape from the everyday routine.
		We'll see in underground cellars the wines, as they are aging in particularly limited number of bottles, wines of exceptional vintages that wait for the moment to offer a unique gustatory travel in time to all wine lovers.
	www.experience.gr /interests/food_wine/macedonia (765 words)

	Greek wine - Wine producing regions - goumenissa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Some 40 km northeast of Naoussa, near the Yugoslav border, Goumenissa has been subject to enological influences from Naoussa and from Meleniko in Bulgaria.
		Today, its vineyards cover about 150 hectares at an altitude of 250 metres, on the slope of Mt Paiko.
		The wine of Goumenissa is "softer" than that of Naoussa; its main bottler is the Boutari company.
	www.greek-recipe.com /static/wines/content/goumenissa.html (135 words)

	All Kilkis hotels,kilkis vacation,kilkis holidays,Kilkis
		The capital of the county is Kilkis and other important towns include Goumenissa, Axioupoli and Polycastro.
		The hill of Ai-Giorgis dominates the town of Kilkis, which is spread out at its feet.
		The post-Byzantine church of Aghios Georgios graces its summit built in 1832, it contains unusual wall paintings.
	www.vacation.gr /gr/macedonia/kilkis.html (439 words)

	Macedonia in Greece - Kilkis prefecture
		Picturesque Goumenissa (44 km.), build ïn the slopes of Mt. Paikl, has quaint, narrow alleyways and charming old houses.
		Just 6 kilometres southwest of Goumenissa are the village and archaeological site of Åuropïs.
		The Archaic kouros found here and on exhibit in the archaeological museum numbers among the most important fénds of the region.
	www.vacation-macedonia.com /kilkis (390 words)

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		Phylloxera hit the area at the end of the century and it received the appellation of origin distinction in 1971.
		Goumenissa: This region has less acreage and a different terroir and microclimate than Naoussa.
		It received the its appellation in 1981 and besides Xynomavro, producers can use the Negoska variety.
	www.greekwine.gr /frames/regions/macthrac (216 words)

	THE MAJOR WINE PRODUCING REGIONS - Athenee Importers
		The area is ideally suited for the production of dry red wines from the Xynomavro grape.
		There are three OPAP Appellation of Origins in the area: Naoussa, Goumenissa and Amyntaion.
		Amyndeon: In 1971, the appellation of Amyndeon was created for red, rose and sparkling wines from the Xinomavro grape.
	www.atheneeimporters.com /regions.htm (851 words)

	VAENI Naoussa - Varieties to vint (red) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		A Macedonian grape, cultivated today in the Goumenissa vineyards.
		It appears deep in colour and is used as an “ameliorateur” in Goumenissa, where it improves the properties associated with Xinomavro.
		The most popular variety among the Macedonian cultivars used to produce red wine with an Appellation of Origin.
	www.vaeni-naoussa.gr /en/wine-guide/var-red.htm (277 words)

	Boutari - Goumenissa Boutari (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Goumenissa Boutari bears the name of the very important wine-producing region in Greece whence it originates.
		AGING: Aged a minimum of one year in oak barrels.
		FOOD PAIRING: Served with roasted red meat and mild sauces as well as with soft cheeses.
	www.greekfoodanddrink.com /drinks/Boutari/pictures/wines/Classic_Range/Goumenissa_Boutari.htm (69 words)

	Goumenissa Travel Guide - Goumenissa Vacations - VirtualTourist.com
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		Plan a Goumenissa vacation with reviews, tips and photos posted by real travelers and Goumenissa locals.
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	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/Europe/Greece/Goumenissa-424729/TravelGuide-Goumenissa.html (278 words)

	All Empires History Forum: Historical maps of Bulgaria
		If you are speaking about the Kilkis area (or Kukush) i agree (although with exception such Goumenissa).
		But eastwards the map is purely nationalistic: Serres was almost purely greek,and the whole Thrace was inhabited by Greeks and Turks,not Bulgarians.
		And also the territories around Kilkis, Edesa, Kastoria, Florina, Gianitsa and Goumenissa was settled mainly with bulgarians(or slavophones if you want).
	www.allempires.com /forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=6615&PN=3 (2212 words)

	White Wine 101 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The feeling of a wine's weight in the mouth, such as full-bodied, medium-bodied or light-bodied.
		The Boutari Winery, founded in 1879 by Yiannis Boutari, is comprised of six wineries located throughout Greece in Goumenissa, Santorini, Attica, Nemea, Paros and Crete.
		Resurrecting the unique qualities of the indigenous grape varieties of classical Greece, sometimes combining them with more well-known French varietals such as Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon, Boutari has elevated the quality of wines from this most ancient of wine-growing countries.
	www.whenitfeelsright.com /white-wine-glossary.html (953 words)

	GreekDancing.org :: View topic - Lyrics for Bella Olympia
		There is so much fantastic dance/music/tradition material in the Goumenissa area that is waiting to be researched.
		In "Halkina ths Goumenissas" CD with Vaggelis Gevgelis Brass band, there are recordings of Bella Olympia, Lissavo and Vrysi mou petrokamari, which is mistakenly written as Raiko, all in Greek.
		I believe that Vassipap records should have at least written that these are a free approach and not sign on the back "all songs are traditional" which is totally misleading.
	www.greekdancing.org /phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=6394&sid=893410dff9795aa2c7064c8063d9c130 (846 words)

	Lyra Newsletter - Summer 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The visiting virtuoso folk musicians from Greece took the capacity audience that was present at the Rubloff Auditorium at the Chicago Historical Society on a musical journey that they will remember for a long time.
		The Gevgelis group from Goumenissa, Kilkis left an impression with the loud sounds of the zourna and daouli even without the assistance of any microphones!
		The Chrysodaktili Brass Band from Edessa exhibited a unique dimension of Greek musical traditions never heard before in Chicago with brass instruments such as the saxophone, trumpet, accordion and drums.
	www.ohfs.org /2001_third_quarter.html (2070 words)

	Eye Weekly - DRINKS: It's all Greek to me - 08.29.96 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Could it be that anyone who ventures beyond the stereotype is brusquely confronted by a variety of strange names?
		Ask yourself, would you buy some Goumenissa, Attica, Cephalonia, Playies Melitona, Kantza, Khalkidiki or Zitsa to serve to company?
		Neither would I, unless of course, I'd tasted them, and liked them, and they didn't cost too much.
	www.eye.net /eye/issue/issue_08.29.96/foodanddrink/dr0829.htm (632 words)

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	Goumenissa Things To Do - Travel Guides - VirtualTourist.com
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