DOMENIILE AVERESTI
Domeniile Averesti owns the largest area cultivated with Busuioaca de Bohotin in Romania
There are places in Romania where beauty, romance and tradition intertwine, giving birth to a true source of emotions and feelings.
Domeniile Averesti is one of these, it is the area where the story of wine is translated into reality. In every glass of wine from Domeniile Averesti, there is a note of passion, spiced with new challenges and new discoveries, a beautiful love story. The tradition of wine production is lost in the mists of time in the "Wine Country", as the Husi vineyard is called, first attested at the time of Alexander the Good (1415).
Situated in the south-eastern part of the Central Moldovan Podis, with a cool climate and nutritious soils, the Averesti vineyards total 650 hectares of stunning beauty, ideal for growing grapes.
INFO
Domeniile Averesti - a constantly updated "passport" of the winery, useful for consumers and professionals
- Contact person: Crina Dulute Florea
- Phone: +40 235 484 830
- E-mail: vin@domeniile-averesti.ro
- Monday – Friday 09:00 – 16:30
- Company name: S.C. Vinicola Averesti 2000 S.A.
- Year of foundation: 1874
- Owner: Constantin Dulute
- Oenologist: Claudiu Cretu
- Annual production: 6.000.000 litres
- Surface: 650 ha
- Direct sale at the winery: YES
- Cellar address: Averesti, Vaslui county, Romania
- Head office address: locality Averesti, Vaslui county, Romania
- Website: www.domeniile-averesti.ro
PARTNER WINES OF ROMANIA
Domeniile Averesti became official partner of Wines of Romania on 14 aprilie 2022
PODCAST
Ep. #11 Wines of Romania Podcast with Crina Dulute, co-owner of Domeniile Averesti
VISIT TO THE WINERY
PODCAST
Wines of Romania Podcast - Ep. #29 with Constantin Dulute, founder and owner of Domeniile Averesti
Modest, but determined, always paying attention to the needs of others and with an innate need for innovation, Constantin Dulute, owner of Domeniile Averesti, makes a fair analysis of the Romanian wine market, from producers to the final consumers, including the way that we introduce ourselves to the world.
Romanian wine has certainly a future. A better one, should we be determined to do our best. Watch the new episode of Wines of Romania’s podcast and discover the story of the largest Busuioaca de Bohotin and Zghihara winegrower in Romania.
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