The Severin vineyard forms part of the wider wine landscape of Oltenia, where the influence of the Danube, continental conditions and varied elevations create favourable environments for grape cultivation. The vineyard's hills and slopes offer different exposures, allowing producers to work with a broad range of grape varieties.
Traditional Romanian grapes remain an important part of the local identity. Feteasca Neagra, Feteasca Alba and Tamaioasa Romaneasca are cultivated alongside internationally established varieties, reflecting the balance between Romanian viticultural heritage and contemporary wine production.
International grapes such as Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay add further diversity to the vineyard. Warm and well-exposed sites favour structured, expressive red wines, while selected locations provide suitable conditions for white wines with freshness and aromatic definition.
Modern winemaking in Severin combines local experience with contemporary vineyard management and cellar techniques. This evolution has allowed the area to preserve its regional identity while developing wines with greater precision and consistency. From robust reds to elegant whites, the wines of Severin reflect a vineyard shaped by the hills, soils and climatic influences of Romania's southwestern frontier.
Discover wines from Romania's southwestern hills, from native Feteasca varieties to structured international reds and elegant whites shaped by the Danube-influenced terroir of Oltenia.
