Moldova is committed to becoming a world-class tourist destination, with a growing number of wineries offering authentic experiences. Native varieties, new wave producers, a historic wine culture. Recent investments have resulted in a growing network of wine tourism offerings which by 2023 will include 10 wineries with quality accommodation, 20 with restaurants and 40 with tours and wine tasting options. These are included in the Iter Vitis Wine Routes of the Council of Europe.<\/p>\n During the summit, visitors took a dizzying tour of the country’s vitally important wine industry: Moldavia<\/span> it is now the world’s 14th largest wine exporter, contributing around 3% to GDP. In fact, it is the country with the most vineyards per capita, as observed by Jancis Robinson MW in one Financial Times article<\/a> titled: ‘Moldavia<\/span> browse through the policy of winemaking.” “Moldavia<\/span> has many natural advantages as a wine producer,” Robinson said. “In addition, many Moldovan vineyards can boast two similarities with fashionable Burgundy: latitude and limestone.” Moldovan wines have also won 5,014 international awards during the last decade, and the momentum keeps growing.<\/p>\n But for some visitors, from Moldova<\/span> Native grape varieties and unique terroirs were a gem waiting to be discovered. Came from Moldavia<\/span><\/a> (national wine brand) was therefore delighted to organize a special event exclusively for accredited journalists. With the title “Taste Moldova – Meet our local producers!”, the program showed from Moldova<\/span> wine, tourism and high quality agricultural products. Each journalist received a registration kit, which included a selection of Moldovan wines to taste and experience first hand.<\/p>\n Came from Moldavia<\/span> he also enjoyed the opportunity to share his strategic vision for the future sustainable development of the industry. This year, the promoter has launched a #10yearsofwinerevolution campaign, designed to highlight how \u2013 and why \u2013 the country’s wine industry is adapting to compete on the world stage. <\/p>\n Meanwhile, its top players are planning to step up 500 million dollars<\/span> over the next five years, investing significant capital in land and equipment. Moldavia<\/span> it is also committed to becoming a world-class tourist destination, with a growing number of wineries offering authentic experiences that emulate the best of Napa, Stellenbosch and Mendoza. Native varieties, new wave producers, a historic wine culture: Moldavia<\/span> is already preparing for the next major international event as an opportunity to present its exceptional wines to the world.<\/p>\n Video – https:\/\/mma.prnewswire.com\/media\/2098892\/Wine_of_Moldova_2023.mp4<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
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