Tourists can find ample information on the internet, where there are also numerous online maps of wineries in the different wine regions of the country. 

"It's good that things are developing. It all began from the Struma valley and the wineries around Melnik. Then wine tourism started to develop in the Plovdiv area, northeastern Bulgaria, the southern part of Sakar... "Vinari Severozapad" winery has also just started moving in that direction, says Katerski. One can find wine houses to visit on these maps, some available online, others not. A year ago, we were commissioned by Sofia Municipality to produce a wine map of Sofia with locations representing Bulgarian wines based on completely objective standards, without commercial bias."

"Whether it will be Dimyat, or Mavrud, or Shiroka Melnik, each individual variety is exciting, worthy and beautiful in its own way. How do international tourists react? Most of them are adventurers, people who have travelled a lot. They have been to France, Australia, Chile, Spain, Italy and now they want to taste and experience something new. They have hardly heard of Bulgaria, they come with their receptors wide open. Especially North Americans - they are without any reservations and prejudices. And they are extremely satisfied and pleasantly surprised by both the wines and the food offered in family-run wineries, small guesthouses and restaurants all over Bulgaria. Their reaction is valuable", Ivaylo says in conclusion.