The region mostly produces dry and off-dry white wine and less red wine. The region includes the Sungurlare Valley, famous for its wine from the Red Misket grape variety.

The five primary Bulgarian wine regions: Danube River Plains, Black Sea Coast, Valley of the Roses, Thracian Valley, and Struma River Valley

The following is a list of Bulgarian wine regions. Wine is, together with beer and grape rakia, among the most popular alcoholic beverages in Bulgaria.

If you talk to people within the Bulgarian wine industry they believe the country will be eventually separated into 9 total regions: Danubian plain, North Black Sea Coast, South Black Sea Coast, East Thracian Valley, West Thracian Valley, Rose Valley, Sakar and Struma River Valley.

From the sun-drenched valleys to the cool high-altitude plateaus, Bulgaria's winemaking regions are a testament to the dedication of its winemakers. In this article, we invite you on a sensory journey through the Bulgarian wine regions, where centuries of …

Jan 28, 2024 · Bulgarian wineries are reviving indigenous varieties like Mavrud, Rubin, Pamid, Ruen, Melnik, Gamza, and others to produce award-winning wines. While exploring the authentic food specialties in the country, we visited a handful of …

The main Bulgarian wine regions are the Struma Valley, the Thracian Valley, the Rose Valley, the Black Sea region and the Danubian Plain. Bulgaria is one of th oldest wine producing countries in the world.

Jan 31, 2023 · Bulgaria has a long history of viticulture, and its modern wine industry is introducing regions, grape varieties and wine styles.

Aug 4, 2024 · Bulgaria is divided into five primary wine regions, each with its unique terroir and grape varieties: Climate and Soil: Continental climate with hot summers and cold winters, and a mix of fertile loamy and sandy soils. Key Varieties: Gamza (Kadarka), Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay, and Sauvignon Blanc.