Metsovo is a traditional village in the Pindos Mountains, in the Epirus region of northern Greece. It is the centre of Greece’s Vlach population, whose language is of Latin origin and contains elements of Greek and Balkan dialects. Metsovo is known for its woven textiles, wood carving and red wine, being the first location in Greece to introduce the Cabernet Sauvignon grape. It is also associated with two of Greece’s biggest benefactor families, Averoff and Tossizza.