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The DiVino.Taste forum showcases new and exciting wines from across Bulgaria

published on 11/28/25 9:05 AM

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The 14th edition of DiVino.Taste, Bulgaria’s leading forum for wines and winemakers, will take place from 28 to 30 November at the Inter Expo Centre in Sofia. Over 80 producers from all wine regions will participate, offering tastings of around 600 of the country's finest wines.

Visitors will be able to sample selections ranging from small boutique wineries to major established brands, and meet the winemakers to hear their stories. According to the organisers, the forum aims to be an inspiring space for dialogue where professionals and enthusiasts alike can exchange ideas, experiences and opinions.

The event will also feature a programme of masterclasses covering key topics in the world of wine, alongside presentations by leading international wine experts who will share their insights into the potential and development of Bulgaria’s wine scene.

Editor: Diana Tsankova

Posted in English by E. Radkova

Photos: DiVino.Taste, BTA, villamelnik.com

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