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2. Moldovan wine - Wikipedia

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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]

3. Mileștii Mici (winery) - Wikipedia

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   The State Enterprise Quality Wines Industrial Complex "Mileștii Mici" was founded in 1969 to store, preserve and mature high-quality wines. Local ancient underground galleries reach the Chişinău borders. The limestone in the galleries maintains constant humidity (85–95%) and temperature (12–14 °C [54–57 °F]) [1] throughout the year.

4. Purcari (winery) - Wikipedia

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   Purcari (pronunciation: [p u r ˈ k a rʲ], of the Purcari Wineries, LLC) is a brand of wine distributed in Central and Eastern Europe. The winery is located in Purcari Wine Region , within the Ștefan Vodă District of Moldova .

5. Why Moldova Is a Wine Destination Worth Knowing Now

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6. Europe's Next Hot Wine Destination? Moldova.

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   Being Europe's least visited country (just 9000 international arrivals in 2011), Moldova is accustomed to blank stares whenever its name comes up. ... rainfall and forest soils ideal for wine ...

7. Bălți (wine) - Wikipedia

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   These wines are characterized by their light and refreshing body, good acidity, and subtle flavors. They often pair well with local Moldovan dishes like sarmale (stuffed cabbage leaves) and plăcinte (cheese pastries). Balti wines from the UK: This refers to a brand of wines launched in 2004 by British Pakistani entrepreneur Ashraf Sharif.