Bulgaria is a large country with a wealth of winemaking potential, boasting both geological and climatic diversity.
Within these two basic regional appellations, there are smaller appellations. Few producers use them though. The notion that international consumers are scarcely aware of Bulgarian wine in general is rationale enough for producers to ignore ideas of promoting smaller localities. A few do however, [Edoardo Miroglio](/producer/edoardo-miroglio) for example indicates the Nova Zagora appellation on his still and sparkling wines. It's a shame more don't follow his lead.
The Rose Valley is found in the centre of Bulgaria and is home to a number of good quality red wines. Generally they are made with International varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah, but there is a growing number of good wines fr...
Read more ▸Influenced climatically by the Struma River in the south west of Bulgaria, Struma is home to red varieties such as Mavrud and Rubin. There is growing interest in the local Shiroka Melnishka Loza grape.
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