Wine enthusiasts and cultural connoisseurs were treated to a rare taste of history and flavor this past week, as a series of exclusive events celebrated the rich heritage of Bulgarian wine from the Thracian Lowlands. The events highlighted Bulgaria’s centuries-old winemaking tradition, rooted in the ancient Thracian region.
The Thracian Lowlands, known for their fertile soil and ideal climate, are considered one of Europe’s oldest wine-producing regions, with winemaking traditions dating back over 4,000 years. The events in Abu Dhabi aimed to promote Bulgarian wine as a premium product, showcasing its quality, unique character, and connection to history.
Attendees sampled a wide variety of wines, including indigenous Bulgarian grape varieties such as Mavrud, Rubin, and Melnik.The events also featured pairings of Bulgarian wines with Middle Eastern cuisine, exploring the harmony between the flavors of the two regions.
As the Thracian Lowlands wines make their mark internationally, these events reinforced Bulgaria’s place as one of Europe’s hidden gems in the world of winemaking.
