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Passport Magazine Wine Articles
Moscow's Passport Magazine began a monthly series about wines available in Russia in 2005. Our main review page provides links to articles about the Russian wine industry. Other articles are available as well for 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006 and 2005. |
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Soviet Union was one of the largest producers of wine in the world; in 1980
it ranked fourth producing three times as much as the United States. Russia,
Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia were the principal wine producers of the USSR.See
the following pages for more information on Russian wineries that
produce authenic Russian wines from their own grapes and those of
surrounding vineyards. For
information about the history of Russian
wines.
Coming:
Tsimlanskoe
Winery, Rostov region
Semigor
Winery, Novorossisk district
Mirny
Winery, Temruk district
Kavkaz
Winery, Anapa district
Karakezidi
Winery, Novorossisk district
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RussiaWines
is the authoritative source about wines
and wineries of Russia and other countries of the former Soviet
Union. The editor of the RussiaWines website is Charles Borden,
who previously worked with
Russian wine producers to produce, package, and distribute some
of the best wines of Russia. |
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out our new RussiaWines slide show. |
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The
wine grape growing regions of Russia are located in the south between
the Black and Caspian Seas. See the following pages for information
about the regions where authentic Russian wines are produced:
Krasnodar region
Stavropol region
Rostov region
Daghestan |
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Tour
Russia's Black Sea Wine Regions
Join
Us
for a visit to Russia's finest wine producing districts -- Anapa
and Temruk -- located on the Black Sea coast. There are daily
flights from Moscow and three times weekly on Austrian Airlines
from Vienna to Anapa. We can make complete arrangements for
your visit. |
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