If you've explored international grape varieties in STEP 1, taking a step further into the realm of Romanian indigenous varieties allows you to encounter a different world.
The term "indigenous varieties" refers to grape varieties grown in a specific region, representing the flagship grapes of that country. These grapes are not as widely cultivated in other countries, offering the opportunity to experience wines that are distinctive and full of character.
Choosing grape varieties that may seem unfamiliar at first can be challenging, but in Daniel's Wine Club, we carefully select meaningful and enticing indigenous varieties.
Among these, it's worth getting to know Fetească Regală (white), Feteasca Alba (white), Fetească Neagră (red), Negru de Drăgășani (red), and Busuioacă de Bohotin (pink).
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If you've explored international grape varieties in STEP 1, taking a step further into the realm of Romanian indigenous varieties allows you to encounter a different world.
The term "indigenous varieties" refers to grape varieties grown in a specific region, representing the flagship grapes of that country. These grapes are not as widely cultivated in other countries, offering the opportunity to experience wines that are distinctive and full of character.
Choosing grape varieties that may seem unfamiliar at first can be challenging, but in Daniel's Wine Club, we carefully select meaningful and enticing indigenous varieties.
Among these, it's worth getting to know Fetească Regală (white), Feteasca Alba (white), Fetească Neagră (red), Negru de Drăgășani (red), and Busuioacă de Bohotin (pink).
