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Wineries -Bulgaria WINERIES -BULGARIA Nr. Name/Type/Contact Description Location/Address Telephone Email/Skype Website/Facebook Thracian Lowland (South Bulgarian) Wine Region The Southern Region includes the Thracian Valley from the Balkan Range to the Greek border that boasts almost Mediterranean climatic conditions. The region includes the central part of the lowland, as well as parts of the Sakar mountain. The Balkan Mountains serve to block the cold winds blowing from the plains of Russia, and the region to the south of the Balkans, the valley drained by the Maritsa River, has a Mediterranean climate, with mild, rainy winters and warm, dry summers. It includes around 35% of the vineyard massifs. The temperate continental climate in the area and the favourable distribution of precipitation during the vegetation period are good premises for the developed red wine growing in the lowlands of Upper Thrace. Reds coming from this region are renowned. Mavrud, a famous local wine, as well as Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Muscatel and Pamid are grown in the Thracian Valley. Mavrud is a red wine grape that is used as both a blending grape and for varietal wines, indigenous to the region of Kara Thrace in Bulgaria. The grape has been described as a characterful, low-yielding, small-berried and late-ripening grape capable of producing tannic, spicy wine with a potential for ageing. Jambol and Haskovo are two fine examples of South Bulgarian Wine Region. 01. Midalidare Estate Midalidare Estate, one of the best boutique wineries in Bulgaria, is 6239 Мogilovo Tsvetelina Kolarova, [email protected] located in the Thracian Valley - the most suitable region for grape village, Chirpan Wine Tours and cvetelina@midalidare growing in Bulgaria. The estate is huddling among the southern Municipality, Stara Tastings .bg slopes of Sredna Gora Mountain in the village of Mogilovo (to the Zagora Province, (+359) 882 041 226 [email protected] North-East of Chirpan). The region has thousands of years of wine Bulgaria [email protected] tradition; the wines produced here were taken to Piraeus and Enos Reception Desk of by caravans as early as in the antiquity. At the heart of the project is Midalidare Hotel & http://midalidare.bg/ Evgeniy Yussupov, a Russian businessman who lives in Kazahstan Spa: and whose love for history, nature and good wine urged him to (+359) 886 655 721 http://shop.midalidar invest in the village of Mogilovo and to turn this piece of land in a e.bg/ real oasis. There are 160 hectares of vineyards where the premium Desislava quality white varieties have been planted: Sauvignon Blanc, Stoycheva, Contact https://www.faceboo Semillon, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay, Viognier and reds: Syrah, Malbec, Person for Clients, k.com/pages/Midalid Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot and Events and are- Mourvedre. Conference Booking Estate/166069116744 (+359) 882 030 654 637 The complex includes winery, hotel, guest house, spa center and (+359) 889 217 413 restaurant. Midalidare Hotel & Spa is located in the center of Videos: Mogilovo, in a 19th century biliding, and has a capacity to Lilia Gochkova, https://www.youtube accommodate 69 people. Each room has a garden view, spacious Manager .com/watch?v=JewFj bathroom, minibar, satellite TV, AC, internal telephone, room (+359) 886 740 886 UbTwzM service, wireless and LAN internet. The Guest House is situated on the territory of the small winery of Midalidare Estate and can https://www.youtube accommodate 8 people. It has 4 double rooms with queen size beds Working Hours: .com/watch?v=8e4zq each having own bathroom and a TV set. Guests can enjoy a Monday - Fryday - m2cVGA spacious living room and dining room for 12 that is suitable for from 10:00 a.m. - to holding private gatherings. The newly built section of the Spa offers 5:00 p.m. services not only for the hotel guests, but to all that have decided to combine a good wine tasting with relaxation and spa procedures. Weekends - Midalidare Vintage Restaurant has 40 seats indoor and additional 60 preliminary inquiry. seats in the summer garden and offers warm and cozy atmosphere. Here, you might sample seasonal dishes of freshly cooked meals as For groups, the visit well as special weekly offers from the world cuisine. should be booked 10 days in advance. Midalidare Estate is only a two-hour drive from Sofia, one-hour drive from Plovdiv and half-an-hour drive from Stara Zagora. One of the best spa and wellness centers in Bulgaria, Starozagorski Working hours for mineralni bani and Pavel Banya, are located close to the estate. In the Midalidare Chirpan, lovers of Peyo Yavorov's poetry can see his home which is Vintage Restaurant: turned into a museum, as well as an old house from the period of 11:30 am - 23:00 the national revival with 40 paintings of the artist Nikola Manev. pm 02. Chateau-Hotel Chateau "Trendafiloff" is located in the Central part of the Thracian Chirpan, Stara (+359) 896 73 32 51 trendafiloff@shatoho "Trendafiloff" valley, just 4 km from the hometown of the great bulgarian poet P. Zagora Province, tel.com K. Yavorov, and very close to the highway "Thracia". Chateau Bulgaria "Trendafiloff" cultivates about 100 acres of its own vineyards. The www.shatohotel.com capacity of the winery is up to 100 tons, but at this stage it produces about 50 tons. The Wine cellar is specialized in production of "Cabernet Sauvignon", "Merlot", "Shyraz & Cabernet Sauvignon", http://www.booking. "Chardonnay", "Muscat Ottonel" and "Rose". The tasting hall is 7 m com/hotel/bg/chatea under the ground and has a constant temperature conducive to u-trendafiloff.en- maturing of the wine kept in Canadian oak barrels. Tastings are held gb.html?aid=356980;l by a professional winemaker, who acquaints guests with the process abel=gog235jc-hotel- of growing grapes, grape harvesting, wine manufacturing and XX-bg- different types of wine at Chateau "Trendafiloff" chateauNtrendafiloff- unspec-rs-com- Chateau-hotel "Trendafiloff" is a three star hotel offering comfort L%3Aen- and calmness, combined with a perfect service and high standard. V%3A0CDMQFjAB- The hotel has 18 rooms, out of which: 1 suite, 2 studios, 4 deluxe O%3Aunk-B%3Aunk- double rooms and 11 standard double rooms. The guests will enjoy N%3AXX- the lovely atmosphere of the uniquely designed rooms and the wide S%3Abo;sid=e0993d4 assortment of tasty delights offered in the elegant restaurant. If you 29f8c0f2fa79654e3be choose a table out on the terrace, you will be captured by a b1799d;dcid=4;dist=0 breathtaking view of the beautiful bulgarian nature. In addition to &type=total& the wonderful cuisine, the hotel offers a selection of white and red wines, produced in the Chateau "Trendafiloff" winery. For the leisure of their guests the complex provides a summer garden suitable for a relaxing walk, an outdoor bar, outdoor swimming pool, well equipped gym, and a SPA center. The conference hall of Chateau-hotel "Trendafiloff" is suitable for seminars, corporate trainings, team building, special events and presentations. 03. “Svoboda” Winery “Svoboda” Winery is a small wine cellar, located 10 km southeast of Svoboda, 6230 (+359) 42 638 717 [email protected] the town of Chirpan, in one of the most propitious vine growing Stara Zagora regions of Bulgaria - the sunny Thracian Plain, part of the South Province, Bulgaria http://www.vinaris- Bulgarian Region. “Svoboda” Winery preserves the deeply rooted bg.com/ traditions of this old vine-growing and wine-making region, which Office: date back to the time of the ancient Thracians, who were skillful 100A, Tzar Simeon vine-growers and amazing wine masters. “Svoboda” Winery Veliki Blvd., Stara produces only 500 tons of high quality wine from grapes grown on Zagora, 6000, Stara 1000 decars of their own vineyards. They cultivate both red and Zagora Province, white grape varieties, typical for the Chirpan region: rkatsiteli, Bulgaria dimiat, misket, muscat, aligote, chardonnet; merlot, cabernet, and pamid. “Svoboda” Winery is located close to a small forest of evergreen pines, and is surrounded by its own vine growing terrains. Arranged around the internal yard, which is planted with walnut trees, are the wine cellar with the production premises, the cellars for wine ageing, two tasting rooms, and a small hotel. The region has a rich ancient history evidenced by the Karasura archeological excavations, located only 5 km northeast of “Svoboda” Winery. Very interesting findings dating back from the prehistoric times (5th-4th millennium B.C.) to the Medieval crusades (12th c. A.D.) have been found there. There is also a Thracian mound not far from the wine cellar, on the winery's own land. 04. “Four Friends” Winery The Four Friends winery has over 40 hectares of vineyards in the Gorno Botevo (+359) 893 391 616 [email protected] Thracian Valley, the best wine growing region of Bulgaria. The estate village, 6053, Stara (+359) 893 336 650 [email protected] is nestled in the folds of the landscape near the village of Gorno Zagora Province, Botevo, east of the district centre of Stara Zagora. The first vineyards Bulgaria http://www.fourfrien of the varieties Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and ds.bg/ Petit Verdot were planted back in 2006, following a careful study of the terrain, the climatic and soil conditions of the region. Vineyards https://www.faceboo are grown using a special method that combines modern viticultural k.com/Four.Friends. practices with hands-on care. All the vineyards started bearing fruit Winery as early as 2010 and in 2012 the winery started producing their first batches of superb, high-quality wines bearing the “Four Friends” brand name. The wines at “Four Friends” are made using classic methods with an exceptionally high share of manual labour.
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