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.
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 will host the 25th anniversary National Wine Day on October 3–4, which will bring together 114 wineries at the Great National Assembly Square
Moldovan wines and spirits are being prepared for a presentation in Lagos, where producers hope to strengthen their position in one of Africa's promising markets and establish contacts with local importers and retailers. The event will feature tastings, a business program, and a series of meetings designed to help identify further export opportunities.
The European Union is the main market for Moldovan bottled wines; in the first 7 months of 2026, it accounted for 61% of total exports.
More than 110 producers will take part in the 25th anniversary National Wine Day, which will be held on October 3–4, 2026, at the Great National Assembly Square in Chisinau
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
Romania remains the main export market for Moldovan wines; shipments to that neighboring country totaled approximately $45 million in 2025
More than 40 Moldovan wineries will participate in the 6th Moldovan Wine Festival in București, which will take place on September 5–6
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