Moldavian wines return to the Russian counters. They slowly restrict Chilean and Italian. Buy decent Moldavian wine very simple, rather attentively to study data on the label.
What wines buy
When choosing Moldavian wine it is necessary to look at a grapes grade. Give preference Pino Fran, Rara Nyagre, Cabernet, Merlot. Pay attention and to the name of wine. Typical high-quality call on a grade of grapes, that is "Merlot", "Cabernet" and further. Besides high-quality wines, on shelves of shops it is possible to find blending and sipazhny. Sipazhnymi is called by for what several types of grapes which at the same time wander are used. Carry Negru de Pourcar to podrbny wines, "Roche de Pourcar" and "Purpuriu de Pourcar". And here those wines for which grapes grades separately wander are called blended, and after it mix. Treat similar wines Kodra, Tarakliyskoye and others.
Pay attention to a zone where grapes were grown up. Moldova is divided into four zones of winemaking — Central, Northern, Dnestr and Southern. The choice of a grade of grapes or a zone depends on your taste, however many judges prefer to other options wines of the Central area.
In the Central area the most part of vineyards is located.
The personnel, or Central area is located in woody hills which landscape protects grapes equally and from winter frosts, and from a summer drought.
The most known Moldavian red wines
A large number of areas with a unique microclimate allows to develop surprising wines in the Kodrovy zone. Exactly here the well-known vineyards of Romaneshta (this former royal manor of a dynasty of Romanov) are located. In this area more than hundred fifty years unique red wines are made of vinograd of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. The best wines of Romaneshta don't concede best-known Bordeaux Shatto at all. If you want to taste really good red Moldavian wine, choose to Negru de Romanechta and Roche de Romanechta which repeatedly took the highest awards of the international wine competitions.
At the end of the nineteenth century of wine of Purkarsky winery were constantly delivered to the English Royal Court.
Special attention are worthy Purkarskoy wine or Southeast area. This area extends a narrow strip along the coast of Dniester. Here the Purkarsky center of winemaking well-known for red wines to Roche and the Black is located. Climatic conditions of this zone are especially good for cultivation of grapes of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Rar Nyagre. On their basis the old wines differing in a rich bouquet with half tones of blackcurrant and violet are produced.