According to the National Bureau of Vine and Wine, this exhibition brings together producers, importers, distributors, and wine connoisseurs from around the world, creating an important platform for developing international ties and exploring business opportunities. The Moldovan delegation consists of 18 representatives of the wine industry, who proudly showcase our country's rich winemaking heritage: from wines made from local grape varieties, such as "Fetească Albă", "Fetească Regală," "Fetească Neagră," and "Rară Neagră"—to divin (cognac), a Moldovan spirit that has become a symbol of local craftsmanship and traditions. The Daejeon International Wine EXPO 2026 also provides an opportunity to meet with official delegations, establish contacts with international experts in the field of winemaking, and discuss new partnerships, bringing Moldova closer to the South Korean market. As noted by the National Bureau of Vine and Wine, behind every Moldovan wine lies a story steeped in tradition, passion, and craftsmanship passed down from generation to generation. "Over these three days, we are proud to introduce South Korea to this story, sharing not only our wines but also a piece of our soul. And this is just the beginning of new ties and a strong friendship born thanks to wine," emphasized the National Bureau of Vine and Wine. // 06.11.2026 — InfoMarket.