Crama Viisoara

Crama Viisoara Feteasca Neagra Red Semi-Sweet Wine

Wine with a discreet but very specific olfactory character, which suggests the smell of dried plums, black currants and light shades of cinnamon. It impresses with distinction and complexity. It has a full, velvety taste, sufficiently corpulent, with soft, fine, well-integrated tannins.

Serving recommendation

It is recommended to be consumed in the company of game, aromatic cheeses or any type of barbecue.

Serve at 16 - 18 ° Celsius

About the winery

Between the Danube and the sea, the sun and the sea breeze pamper and caress the vineyards like nowhere else. The village among the vineyards is a place where Romanians, Turks, Tatars live together in peace and understanding...
It has always been like this...
In my youth I talked to the elders of the village. They told me about the vineyard, about wine, about how you have to respect this noble profession in order to obtain the best result. I decided to replant the vineyard at Viisoara and to make a winery in these places. From this idea I started and I ended up replanting almost 330 hectares of vineyard. The vineyard surrounds the Caceamac Valley, still known to the villagers under the same name.
The idea turned into reality and the Viisoara Winery is today one of the most modern in Romania, with a capacity of 3 million liters.
At the "International Wine Contest Bucharest (IWCB) - 2017" competition, held in the capital between May 25-28, 2017, it won no less than 19 medals, of which 7 gold and 12 silver. 
The varieties cultivated with material brought from France are white and red.
The white varieties include: Feteasca Alba, Feteasca Regala, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Muscat Ottonel, Tamaioasa Romaneasca, Riesling Italian, Traminer.
The red wine varieties are Pinot Noir, Feteasca Neagra, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon.
The rosé wines complete the range. Very important is the fact that the rosé is not made from a mixture of white and red wine, but by immediately processing the red grapes, in just 3-4 hours a pale rosé is obtained, like an onion skin. The rosé from Viisoara is already in great demand, being requested by young people and preferred by many representatives of the fair sex.
Inside there is a white wine vinification plant, a red wine vinification plant, storage tanks plus other double insulated vinification plants (for tartaric stability), barrels and a tasting room.

Storage conditions

 Protected from sunlight and frost