Bulgarian wine has exceptional indicators, and we returned to it

Published 2024년 10월 25일

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Bulgaria is experiencing a decrease in grape production due to drought and lack of irrigation, which is driving up costs and leading to higher wage demands in the wine industry. Despite these challenges, the country has enough wine from older harvests to meet market demand. There is a shortage of white wine, however, and the country is making up for it with imports. Bulgarian wine is of high quality and the country receives significant support from the state for wine development. The trend in Bulgaria is to consume rosé wine the most, followed by white, and red wine is last.
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"The drought, the lack of irrigation, it's led to less grapes. It's driving up costs. People are now asking for higher wages. All of that is factored into the calculations for the product in the market. But will the market take it? There are large quantities wine that remain unsold," said the executive director of the Agency for Vineyards and Wine, Eng. Krasimir Koev, in "Bulgaria Morning". He clarified that the Bulgarian quantities of wine from the older harvests are not so large, but they will be enough to satisfy the needs of the market. "A curious phenomenon is happening with us - the summer season is just starting, we run out of white wine, which should be the most at that time. Compensating with imports so that we don't survive the season. There are enough stocks of red wine, we won't have to we are bringing in an additional amount," Eng. Koev announced to Bulgaria ON AIR. "In terms of quality, we have extremely high indicators. Our technologists and equipment are ...
Source: Dnes

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