MAVRUD is one of the most loved and at the same time well-known Bulgarian strain. The variety is now found in the southern wine regions better known as the Thracian valley; Since this is a later ripening grape, this region is the most suitable with some pleasant dry autumn periods. The wines of Mavrud have many faces and can produce base wine (understand flexible and accessible) to real toppers, often in wood layers with long aging potential.

About the International Mavrud Day

Dedicated to one of the oldest and most distinctive Bulgarian grape varieties, the International Mavrud Day aims to provoke deeper interest in and appreciation for Bulgarian viticulture and winemaking. It strives to highlight the remarkable harmony between tradition and innovation that drives modern Bulgarian winemaking, as well as showcase the quality and stylistic diversity of Bulgarian wines. Our goal is to establish the day as one of the most significant celebrations of Bulgarian wine, to further boost the country's wine image, to provide information and guide consumers through the complexities of Bulgarian wine.

About Mavrud

Bulgaria’s winemaking tradition can be traced back to antiquity. Bulgaria has one of the most ancient wine histories in the world. This is the reason why we chose the emblematic authentic Bulgarian grape variety, Mavrud, as our symbol for the day. The emphasis on Mavrud aims to present the style as well as its diversity, quality and modern feel, which can now be observed in many Bulgarian wines, regardless of their variety.

You will find a lot of information about history, legends, viticulture, mavrud type of wines, combination with food, etc. on the official website of Mavrud click here.

In the week of the Mavrud you will be offering a special mix box package! Discover Mavrud!

In this  mix box: 

BIO Red 2020

Bulgarian Heritage Rosé Mavrud 2023

Merul Mavrud Reserve 2018

Symbiose Red 2019

Elenovo Mavrud Reserve 2018

Bulgarian Heritage Mavrud 2019

Delivery above €100 free of charge for Belgium en above €150 for the Netherlands