
Romania
Romania is one of Europe's oldest wine-producing countries and is currently experiencing an exciting renaissance. On the slopes of the Carpathian Mountains and in the hills of Moldavia, unique indigenous grape varieties such as Fetească Neagră and Tămâioasă Românească thrive, producing wines of distinctive character. Romanian winemakers combine ancient traditions with modern techniques to create a truly unique style.
At Vinoscout, you'll discover a hand-picked selection of Romanian wines that offer authentic insights into this fascinating wine culture. With fair prices ranging from under seven euros to around fourteen euros, you'll find true hidden gems that demonstrate why Romania is one of the most exciting wine-producing countries in Europe.
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Romanian wines – The joy of discovery at fair prices
Romania is one of Europe's oldest wine-growing countries, and those who delve into it are rewarded with wines of true character. The country possesses indigenous grape varieties that you will hardly find anywhere else – and that is exactly what makes them so appealing. At Vinoscout, you get an initial, honest insight into what Romania has to offer.
Indigenous varieties that spark curiosity
In our range, you will find two autochthonous varieties that are typically Romanian: Feteasca Neagră is a red grape variety that produces dark-fruited, full-bodied red wine – the Recas Selene Feteasca Neagra from Cramele Recas shows what this variety can achieve. The white Feteasca Regală, on the other hand, stands for fresh, lighter white wines, as the Paparuda Feteasca Regala proves. Those looking for something special should also not overlook the Recas Solara Orange Wine – an orange wine that causes a stir with its unusual production method.
Who is it worth a look for?
All three wines come from Cramele Recas, one of Romania's most well-known wineries, and are priced between 6.99 and 13.99 EUR. This makes them ideal if you want to try Romanian wines without much risk. Whether as an introduction to a little-known wine world or as an addition for curious wine lovers – discovery is worth it here.




