Romanian wineries
The Dobrogea Hills wine region is located in the south-east of Romania, surrounded mainly by waters: the Danube River in the west and north and its Delta, and the Black Sea in the east. It is the region where the oldest land in Romania — the ancient Măcin Mountains — meets the newest, the still-growing Danube Delta.
The makers
We embarked on our journey in 2011, when we planted our vineyards stretching over 154 hectares in Dobrogea, the land between the Danube and the Black Sea, in the renowned Murfatlar D.O.C. wine region near the village of Peștera — an area with a tradition of grape cultivation since antiquity.
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Nature in the Danube Delta has a magical quality of its own. It is a region where the bond between man, the vineyard and the countryside has achieved a balance unique in the world. This is why we have invested here and why we want to contribute to producing great wines.
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The sun is the symbol of Rasova — our logo — because it is an essential factor in the growth of our vineyard, alongside our sandy soils and the breeze that comes from the Danube. Together they create a unique environment enjoyed by our vines.
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Established in 1991 in the oldest vineyard of Dobruja, near the hills of Sarica and Niculițel, where grapevine cultivation has been a common practice for millennia. The estate sits between the Sarica–Niculițel hills and the cool influence of the Danube.
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