Spring is the busiest time of the year in regard to wine events. In Europe, the most important international fairs and festivals take place between March and May. Vinitaly, Prowein, London Wine […]
Spring 2018 Brings Romanian Wine in the News
Thracian Valley in Wine Enthusiast’s Best Destinations of 2017
Located south of the Balkan Mountains, bounded by the Black Sea to the east and Greece to the south, Bulgaria’s Thracian Valley is considered by many historians to be one of the oldest winemaking regions in the world. Recently unearthed archaeological evidence suggests that wine was made 7,000 years ago by members of the cult […]
Tales from the East | Caroline Gilby on Wine
Central and Eastern Europe is a particularly hot topic today. Arguably, it is the last undiscovered corner of the wine world and yet is based on a long and authentic history, and […]
Julia Harding MW on Romanian Wine – Tasting Notes and Ratings
The article Romanian Wines in the Eyes of a Master of Wine published on ProWein website in 2015 exposes Julia Harding MW’s opinions on no less than 45 Romanian wines. The article […]
Oinos¹ and the Easter Feast
Yes, Easter… A thrilling time of the year. It’s perhaps because I was brought up in this land that I find Easter celebration even more vibrant here, in the Balkan area. From […]
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