Iasi Vineyard

The Iasi vineyard, cradled near the city of Iasi, the historical capital of Moldova, is a living chronicle of Romanian winemaking. This ancient viticultural haven encompasses distinguished wine-growing centers like Copou, Bucium-Tomesti, Uricani, and Comarna, each echoing the whispers of centuries-old traditions. In the shadow of the historic city, the Iasi vineyard has evolved over the last 20 years, witnessing the emergence of not only the traditional Bucium winery but also the rise of modern winemaking establishments such as Gramma Winery, Weingut Winery, as well as neighboring gems like Hermeziu Winery and Strunga Winery.

As the sun-kissed slopes of Iasi cradle the vineyards, a diverse array of grape varieties flourishes. Here, the spirit of Romania's winemaking heritage is encapsulated in the traditional Feteasca Alba, Feteasca Regala, and Feteasca Neagra, each vine a custodian of the land's rich legacy. Amidst these ancient vines, international varieties like Cabernet Sauvignon, Aligoté, Oporto, and Pinot Noir find their place, weaving a harmonious tapestry that bridges the old and the new, the traditional and the global. Every bottle that emerges from the cellars of Iași carries within it not just the essence of these fertile hills but also the stories of generations past, echoing through the vines and creating wines that are both timeless and contemporary.