The Dealul Mare wine-growing area is one of the most valuable wine-growing areas in Romania. On a surface area of approximately 15,000 hectares, there are numerous wineries and vineyards. This is due to the geographical location offering favorable conditions for the development of vines (positioning at 45 degrees northern latitude). The conditions are similar to the regions of Bordeaux (France) or Tuscany (Italy), famous for their wines. The area enjoys many sunny days compared to the rest of the country. This adds to the taste and aromas of the grapes. The Dealu Mare vineyard is known for its red wines. The best known is Feteasca Neagra, also called the “ambassador of Romanian wines”. Cabernet Sauvignon or Pinot Noir, as well as white wines: Feteasca Alba, Muscat Ottonel, or Chardonnay, take pride of place.
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