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Varieties

Native grapes

Bulgaria's case rests on varieties that grow almost nowhere else. Some are older than the country's borders; one was invented in a research institute in 1944.

Mavrud grape illustration

Red

Mavrud

Bulgaria's most storied red: dark, herbal, tannic, slow to open.

Rubin grape illustration

Red

Rubin

A native invention — Nebbiolo crossed with Syrah.

Shiroka Melnishka Loza grape illustration

Red

Shiroka Melnishka Loza

The broad-leaved vine of Melnik, ripening in Mediterranean heat.

Gamza grape illustration

Red

Gamza

Pale, perfumed and best served slightly cool.

Dimyat grape illustration

White

Dimyat

The country's most planted native white, newly taken seriously.

Red Misket grape illustration

White

Red Misket

A pink-skinned grape that makes white wine.

Tamyanka grape illustration

White

Tamyanka

The Bulgarian Muscat Blanc, grown among rose fields.

Keratsuda grape illustration

White

Keratsuda

A near-lost white, kept alive by a handful of growers.

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A guided tasting of six Bulgarian wines in glass tubes, with a bilingual digital guide.

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