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The national brand "Wine of Moldova" was created in 2013 by the newly created National Office of Vine and Wine, whose main objective was the promotion of quality Moldovan wine abroad. [8] In 2022, Moldova was exporting wines from 260 wineries to 75 countries, with 60% of the wine produced being exported to European Union countries. [4]
This "wine city" has its warehouses, tasting rooms, and other facilities underground. It goes down to 100 metres (330 ft) below ground and holds 1.25 million bottles of rare wine. The oldest wine dates back to 1902. The temperature is maintained at about 12 °C (54 °F) all year round (which is perfect for wine).
In 2021, Moldova exported $140 million in wine and is the 21st largest exporter of wine in the world, with wine exports being the country's fifth largest export. [123] With its 300 days of sunshine per year, the climate in Moldova is ideal for agriculture and particularly vineyards .
In August 2005, Mileștii Mici was registered in the Guinness World Records as the biggest wine collection in the world. [2] Overall, the complex holds nearly 2 million bottles. [ 1 ] More than 70% of the stored wines are red, 20% are white and about 10% are dessert wines.
The apotheosis of the local alcoholic paradise is the annual National Wine Day, the largest wine festival in Eastern Europe, held on the first weekend of October. From 2013 Moldova put its focus on implementing a EU model based on protected geographical indications (PGIs, which means the wine is originated in a particular region and its quality ...
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The state-owned Milestii Mici winery entered the Guinness World Records in 2005 for storing the largest number of bottles of wine in the world.
Romănești (pronunciation: [r o m ə ˈ n e ʃ tʲ]) is one of Moldova's largest Moldovan wine producers from the north of Strășeni, part of the Codru Wine Region of Moldova. This winery originated as the winemaking estate of the noble Cristi family. One of its former owners, Grigory Cristi, was the governor of Moscow between 1902 and 1905.