Wine Importer Database Cyprus
The database of wine importers and distributors in Cyprus contains all the important information about each company in this lively market. We have gathered this data to help you find new business partners in Cyprus. Each company profile includes financial details, such as sales and profits (when available), so you can choose the best importers for your needs. The profiles also provide key legal information, including VAT numbers, company IDs, legal names, and registered addresses.
Our database offers complete contact information for each Cypriot importer, including general contacts and details for individual employees. You will find links to LinkedIn profiles, phone numbers, emails, names, and job titles. Additionally, each company’s contact info includes links to social media (Facebook, LinkedIn, X), along with phone numbers and emails.
You can also see details about each company’s specialties, the types of wines they offer, the countries from which they import, and more. Companies that focus on organic and natural wines are specially noted. For more information, please check the Specification of this importer contact database.
The diverse range of the Cypriot wine market showcases a variety of options from around the world, making it an interesting place for wine lovers and businesses.
About Cyprus
The Republic of Cyprus is an island found to the east of the Mediterranean, with Greece to the west and the Levant to the east. Capital: Nicosia, Official languages: Greek, Turkish, Continent: Europe. Cyprus is the pearl of the Mediterranean and a treasure trove of ancient ruins. Here you’ll find medieval castle-fortresses, mosques, amphitheaters and whole cities of excavations. It is also known as the island of love: according to legend, it was in Cyprus that the ancient Greek goddess of love Aphrodite was born from sea foam. Cyprus is famous as the birthplace of the oldest dessert wine: the first written mention of ‘Commandaria’ dates back to 800BC. The famous festival of Dionysus is dedicated to winemaking on the island. Cyprus is known for its indigenous grape varieties like Xynisteri and Maratheftiko, Zivania (a traditional Cypriot spirit, widely consumed on the island), Brandy, Beer, Cocktails, and Imported Spirits.
