Crama Delta Dunarii. Along the Danube Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage ecosystem and the protected area with the largest biodiversity in Europe.
Where nature expresses itself almost magically, a major winemaking project with romantic overtones has begun. Because, as the founder of this company explains: “The idea of ethical investment comes first.”
Vines are replanted, and with them, life.
It’s hard to imagine and even harder to believe, but here they truly cultivate on horseback, amidst the rolling hills and geese that roam freely around the estate. Here, we don’t just talk about “organic farming” for show; we actually do it!
Their natural wines are rare and precious: Babeasca Neagra, fine and elegant, vinified as a red and rosé; Featesca Regala, another native Romanian grape, fresh and fragrant, fruity and savory, in the white and orange versions.
At Somova Jud. In Tulcea, the union between humanity, the vine, and the landscape has achieved a unique balance, and here the great Romanian winemaking tradition lives on with a touch of Italian craftsmanship.
The People, the Vineyards, the Terroir
