Made to be enjoyed

“National Wine Day of Moldova” passed the Prut, and for this, on the first weekend of October, “Moldova Wine Festival” – the first event dedicated to the wine, music and culture of the Republic of Moldova that took place in Romania.

The event organized under the banner “Created to be enjoyed” was rich in attractions for visitors, such as: wine tastings from renowned wineries, delicious cuisine, area of games for the little ones and seminars dedicated to wine. Moreover, visitors could enjoy craft activities, such as pottery or wood carving. span>

21 of the most important Moldovan wineries were present at the event, such as Château Vartely, Purcari, Castel Mimi, Timbrus, Gitana, Călărași Divin, Mileștii Mici, Suvorov & Kazayak Vin, Unicorn, Maurt, Alianța Vin, Bostavan, Vinuri de Comrat, Grada Vine, Fautor, Vinaria din Vale, Rădăcini, Sălcuta, Aroma S.A., Doina Vin and Producători Mici, which offered wine lovers the experience of quality taste.

In addition to wine tastings, adults could participate in a series of interesting activities prepared especially for them, including wine masterclasses held by specialists in the field, but also food masterclasses, moderated by Angela Brașoveanu, author of the book “Moldova – people, places, cuisine and wine” and supported by chef Marian Dinu, who revolutionized the concept of Moldovan gastronomy.

During the two days, wine lovers could enjoy Moldavian Wine in a unique musical environment. Renowned artists from Romania and the Republic of Moldova took to the stage located at the edge of the forest: Carla’s Dreams, Zdob si Zdub, Cuibul, Valeria Stoica, The Mono Jacks, Byron, Irina Sarbu Band and Nadia Trohin together with Mircea Tiberian.

The event took place in parallel with the National Wine Day in Chisinau, the initiator of the project – the National Vine and Wine Office – wanting to pay tribute through this synchronicity to the common history and tradition of of the two peoples in the centenary year.

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