Description
Viticulture
The wine industry in Moldova has a rich history dating back to the 12th century, making it a significant sector in the economy of Southeast Europe. The country offers favorable conditions for winemaking, but there are specific areas known for their fertile soil and perfect conditions for cultivating healthy grapes. One of these exceptional areas is the village of Purcari and the vineyards of the Agon Zograf monastery, located in the heart of Moldova. This region holds great appeal for wine enthusiasts and experts, including French settlers. The soil and climate of this southeastern part of Moldova exhibit remarkable similarities to the famous Bordeaux wine region.
The village of Purcari has a deep-rooted tradition of winemaking, with generations passing down knowledge and expertise through the years. The vineyards of the Agon Zograf monastery have also contributed to the winemaking culture of the area, with their unique location and fertile soil. Together, they form a heritage that reflects the essence of Moldovan wine tradition. Over the centuries, the winemakers of Purcari and Agon Zograf have refined their skills and implemented innovative techniques to produce wines of exceptional quality. They have reaped the benefits of the favorable climate and fertile soil, enabling them to cultivate grapes that form the foundation of magnificent wines.
The heritage of Purcari and Agon Zograf embodies the unique combination of tradition and innovation that has positioned Moldova as an emerging player in the world of wine. By preserving traditional winemaking practices and embracing modern techniques, these winemakers produce wines that captivate the taste buds and gain international recognition.






