Open: Year Round

Nick and Athena Karabots have called Karamoor Farm home since the early 1970s.  Both are first generation Greeks  whom have a deep love for their family, philanthropy, and Karamoor Farm.  Karamoor Estate Wines allows them to share a piece of their home in every bottle; they hope you enjoy!

The Karabotses main businesses are in the printing and publishing arena, so, many people want to know why they began a winery.  In the mid-seventies, the Karabotses bought Brookside Farm and eventually the adjacent Oxmoore Estate, as well as a few other pieces of property.  The Karabotses combined the properties and renamed them as Karamoor Farm, which is a combination of the Karabotses last name and the second half of Oxmoore (there is also a loose translation to the Greek "hara mou", meaning "my joy", which also applies).  Karamoor's land had been farmed for hundreds of years (documented prior to the days of William Penn) and the Karabotses continued that tradition, growing all types of crops, primarily hays and grains for farm animals.