The Thracian tribes worshipped
the god Dyonissios as the patron of wine. With the establishment
of the Bulgarian state in 681 AD the Bulgarians inherited
the experience and the traditions of the local population
in the cultivation of grapes and wine-producing. The winery
that was found in the region of Preslav dating from the
7th to 10th century AD is a testimony to that.
Wine industry
Today, grape growing and
wine production play an important role in the Bulgarian
economy. The wine industry contributes to the steady development
of rural regions and infertile areas, maintains the ecological
balance, and encourages the appropriate and efficient
use of the country's resources.
Favourable conditions
There are numerous types
of grapes and wines. The great number of sunny days in
the southern parts of the country favours the red wine
species, and in the North the white wine ones.
Prominent varieties: Red
Red Wines: Cabernet Sauvignon
from Svishtov, Sliven, Yambol, and Oryahovitsa; Mavrud
from Assenovgrad and Perushtitsa; Merlot from Stambolovo
and Sakar; Gamsa from Pleven, Suhindol and Novo Selo;
Wine from Melnik.
Prominent varieties: White
White Wines: . Traminer
"Khan Krum" from Preslav and Shoumen . Aligote
from Lyaskovets; . Misket from Straldja; » . Sauvignon
Blanc from Targovishte; . Chardonnay from Rousse and Slavyantsi
. Rose from Bourgas . Muskat from Pomorie and Varna.
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