In case you are wondering, the current photo in the banner is from the Greek island Syros.
There is a waterside bar close to the centre of Ermepolis, the church is dedicated to St. Nicholas.
Don’t tell anyone!
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That’s a great picture — the sun does all the hard work for you in making the beer look delicious. Was it?
Yes, the beer was lovely. Craft have a fine range of lagers, far better than the competition.
They are easy to find on tap in Athens and the Cyclades.