Bulgaria’s Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) and Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) wines are a testament to the country’s rich winemaking heritage and dedication to quality. These certifications, regulated under European Union standards, ensure that each bottle reflects the unique terroir, traditional techniques, and local grape varieties that define Bulgarian viticulture. […]
Yearly archives: 2024
15 posts
The Thracian Lowlands, Bulgaria’s oldest wine region, are quickly gaining attention in Japan for their rich, distinctive wines. The region’s warm climate and fertile soils create an ideal environment for local grape varieties like Mavrud and Rubin, which yield deep, flavorful reds with bold character and complexity. Bulgarian wineries are […]
Bulgaria’s Thracian Lowlands, known for their lush landscapes and centuries-old winemaking traditions, bring a unique selection of wines to Japan. Particularly notable are their indigenous reds, such as Mavrud, famous for its rich, earthy tones and excellent aging potential. Bulgarian wine producers are now focusing on expanding their presence in […]
Trifon Zarezan, the celebration of vineyards and wine in Bulgaria, is observed on the second Saturday of February. This day is dedicated to the patron saint of vineyards and gardeners, Trifon Zarezan.The festival is not only dedicated to wine but also reflects the rich cultural heritage of Bulgaria. Trifon Zarezan […]
Indigenous wines from the Thracian Lowlands region recognized as a Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) region are various in terms of colors. The grape variety is the main parameter that determines the color of the wine. Pinot noir for example is made of black grapes and their skins give the drink […]