Moldovan spirits won 12 medals at an international spirits competition
Moldovan divins (cognacs) won 12 medals at the Spirits Selection by Concours Mondial de Bruxelles 2026 competition
Moldovan divins (cognacs) won 12 medals at the Spirits Selection by Concours Mondial de Bruxelles 2026 competition
Moldovan spirits significantly strengthened their position at an international tasting in London, winning an impressive array of awards. The jury specifically noted the growing competitiveness of Moldovan spirits compared to those from better-known brandy-producing regions, and industry insiders are already discussing new opportunities for export and promotion in foreign markets.
Moldova is well represented at the TTG Travel Experience 2026 exhibition in Rimini as part of the EnogastroDEST project, which aims to develop wine and culinary tourism.
More than 400 companies and entrepreneurs will participate in the Moldagrotech and Farmer 2026 exhibitions and the "Golden Autumn" fair, which will take place at Moldexpo from October 15 to 18
In Moldova, the anniversary National Wine Day concluded with record-breaking attendance and tasting numbers, as well as new digital formats for tracking public interest. Organizers note that the increase in activity spanned all major wine categories, and the celebration itself extended beyond the usual confines of the main venue.
Moldova is gearing up for its 25th National Wine Day: the festival will once again bring together venues in the capital and wineries across the country, and the program promises to be one of the largest in recent years. The organizers are focusing not only on wine tastings but also on the development of wine tourism, gastronomy, and educational programs, which traditionally attract the attention of the market and tourists.
Moldovan breeding developments were recognized at a specialized table grape exhibition and competition in Romania, where several varieties were honored. Participants presented a range of local varieties, including seedless ones, and the jury evaluated them based on a number of agronomic and consumer characteristics.
As part of the 4th Artisanal Wine Festival, 40 small-scale winemakers from various regions of Moldova presented about 250 wines, and the event drew approximately 4,000 visitors.
The 25th National Wine Day will take place in Moldova on October 3–4, with a dress code announced by the organizers that is inspired by the color palette of Moldovan wine
Chisinau will host the next Artisanal Wine Festival, which this year will run for three days for the first time and bring together small wineries from various regions of the country. The organizers promise not only wine tastings but also opportunities to interact directly with winemakers, as well as a program designed to help attendees better understand how artisanal wines differ from mass-produced wines.
In 2025, the Moldovan economy saw a marked increase in export activity and continued to attract interest from foreign investors. These trends will be among the key topics at the upcoming business forum, where participants will discuss new opportunities for companies, entry into foreign markets, and prospects for integration into European value chains.
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