Wines from Ancient Romanian Varieties with sommelier Vadim Brînzeanu
We invite you to an evening dedicated to the roots of Romanian viticulture – a tasting that highlights ancient varieties, preserved and reinterpreted over the centuries, true testaments to winemaking history and identity.
The tasting will be guided by our chef-sommelier, Vadim Brînzeanu, who will lead you on a documented journey through time, terroir, and tradition. The featured varieties have been cultivated in Romania since the Middle Ages, surviving changes in style and climate.
Wines of the evening:
1. Domeniile Panciu – Șarbă Barrique (Dry white): A rare indigenous variety from the Vrancea area. Barrel aging adds depth and structure.
2. Bauer – Crâmpoșie Selecționată (Dry white): An old variety cultivated for centuries in Oltenia, appreciated for its natural freshness.
3. Avincis – Negru de Drăgășani (Dry red): A noble Romanian variety with deep roots, expressing finesse and aging potential.
4. Novak – Novac (Dry red): An ancient variety with a rich history in southern Romania, noted for its robust structure.
5. Poiana – Busuioacă de Bohotin (Semi-dry rosé): One of the oldest Romanian varieties, appreciated for its intense floral profile.
6. Crama Neamțu – Tămâioasă Românească (Semi-dry white): A variety with a millennial tradition, mentioned since the Daco-Roman period.
Three of these wines are brought from Romania exclusively for you. A tasting dedicated to those seeking meaning, depth, and authenticity in a glass.
⚡ Seats are limited.
Date: March 28th, Saturday, 19:00
Price: 580 MDL
Location: Wine Republic Vinotheque, 86 Alexei Sciusev St.