Moldova

Moldovan Wine – Europe's Overlooked Wine Gem

At Ludv. Bjørns Vinhandel, you will find a carefully selected range of Moldovan wines from Vinaria din Vale. The wines combine Eastern European wine tradition with modern wine production and offer great quality for the price.

Moldova is located between Romania and Ukraine and has a climate that is particularly well-suited for wine production. Warm summers, cool nights, and varied soil conditions yield wines with ripe fruit, freshness, and excellent structure.

Vinaria din Vale

Vinaria din Vale is an exciting producer from Moldova that works with both local and international grape varieties. The style is modern, clean, and fruit-driven, yet with respect for the country's long winemaking tradition.

At Ludv. Bjørns Vinhandel, you will find, among others, Chardonnay, Saperavi, Feteasca Neagra, and Malbec from Vinaria din Vale.

Feteasca Neagra – Moldova's Great Red Wine Grape

Feteasca Neagra is one of Moldova's most interesting local grape varieties and produces red wines with dark fruit, spices, soft tannins, and great depth.

The grape is perfect for those who want to try something different from the classic French and Italian grapes, but still want a wine with body, balance, and gastronomic versatility.

Saperavi – Power and Color

Saperavi is known for its deep color, dark fruit, and prominent structure. The grape yields wines with intensity, spice, and excellent potential for food pairing.

Saperavi from Moldova is ideal for hearty dishes, barbecue, lamb, beef, and aged cheeses.

Malbec from Moldova

Malbec is often associated with Argentina, but in Moldova, the grape takes on an exciting European expression. The wines typically feature dark berries, plums, soft tannins, and a round, approachable style.

This makes Moldovan Malbec a great choice for steak, grilled dishes, pasta with meat, and cozy dinners.

Chardonnay from Moldova

Moldova also produces exciting white wines, and Chardonnay is a good example of the country's ability to create fresh, fruity, and balanced wines.

Chardonnay from Moldova pairs well with fish, poultry, salads, creamy dishes, and as a glass on its own.

Why choose wine from Moldova?

Moldovan wine gives you the opportunity to experience a country rich in wine tradition that is still relatively unknown to many Danish wine lovers. This often means you get high quality and exciting tasting experiences at a very attractive price.

Wines from Moldova are perfect for those who want to explore new wine regions without compromising on quality.

Buy Moldovan Wine at Ludv. Bjørns Vinhandel

As Denmark's oldest wine merchant, Ludv. Bjørns Vinhandel selects wines with a focus on quality, authenticity, and great tasting experiences. Moldova is an exciting wine country that deserves far more attention among Danish wine lovers.

Whether you are looking for Feteasca Neagra, Saperavi, Malbec, or Chardonnay, you will find a small but exciting selection of Moldovan wines with us.

FAQ about Moldovan Wine

Is Moldova a wine country?

Yes. Moldova is one of Europe's oldest wine countries and has a long tradition of wine production.

Which grapes are grown in Moldova?

Moldova grows both local grapes like Feteasca Neagra and international grapes such as Chardonnay, Malbec, and Saperavi.

What does Feteasca Neagra taste like?

Feteasca Neagra typically produces red wines with dark berries, spices, soft tannins, and good body.

What does Moldovan red wine go well with?

Moldovan red wine pairs well with barbecue, beef, lamb, meat-based pasta dishes, and aged cheeses.

Is Moldovan wine of good quality?

Yes. Moldova produces many wines of high quality for the price, and the country is particularly exciting for wine lovers who want to try something new.