Husi Vineyard

Nestled in the southeastern embrace of the Central Moldavian Plateau, the Husi vineyard unfolds its story between the picturesque Crasnei Valley to the west and the flowing Prut Valley to the east. This enchanting realm spans the coordinates of parallel 46º51' north latitude and 46º41' east longitude, gracing the landscapes of Vaslui and Iasi counties.

As the sun-kissed tendrils of vineyards stretch across the undulating terrain, the Husi vineyard reveals its intricate relief. Here, the temperate-continental climate takes on nuanced shades, offering a moderate-continental temperament in the high hills and an authentically continental character within the Husilor Depression. Within the embrace of this climatic diversity, the vineyard boasts distinct wine-growing centers - Husi, Averesti, Vutcani, Murgeni, and Bohotin - each contributing to the rich mosaic of the Husi viticultural narrative.

The fame of the Husi vineyard resonates beyond its borders, carried by two exceptional varieties born from its terroir - the aromatic Busuioaca de Bohotin and the intriguing Zghihara de Husi, a variety that echoes the whispers of ancient Dacian roots. Amidst the vine rows, traditional Romanian varieties such as Feteasca Alba, Feteasca Regala, and Feteasca Neagra weave their stories alongside international companions like Welschriesling, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Pinot Noir. As the vines sway in the gentle breeze, each grape tells a tale of the land, the people, and the history that has shaped the Husi vineyard into the captivating sanctuary it is today.