Central Greece, also known as “Stereá Elláda” (Mainland Greece), is a geographically diverse and historically significant wine region. It stretches across the middle portion of mainland Greece, encompassing areas like Attica (around Athens), Evia (Euboea island), Boeotia (Viotia), Fthiotida, and Phocis. This region holds a substantial portion of Greece’s total vineyard area, making it an important contributor to Greek wine production