Asconi is a winery in Moldova. Moldova is one of the top ten famous wine-producing countries in the world. Asconi Winery is also a powerful winery in Moldova. winery. Because the dimensions and planting area of ??its production area are similar to those of Bordeaux in France, the quality of its wine is also comparable to that of France's Bordeaux region. Wine merchants in Bordeaux even import a large amount of wine from this winery for OEM purposes. Production. Therefore, ASCONI's red wine is definitely top-notch. A good bottle of Asconi red wine worth collecting can be sold in the market for tens of thousands of yuan. Generally, the retail price of a bottle of red wine is between 300 and 900.

I will give you a brief introduction to the history of this winery:

The history of Asconi Winery can be traced back to the era of Stefan-Grand Duke. The Archduke was the greatest king and warrior of Moldova. His unremitting resistance to the Ottoman Empire for decades protected the integrity of European territory. During his lifetime, he built 44 churches and monasteries to commemorate the 44 battles won against the Ottoman Empire.

At that time, grape cultivation and wine production continued on the territory of Moldova; at that time, the country was managed by vineyard owners.

The names of the two vineyard owners who managed the country at that time were Nicolaie Matosgada and Hega?u Melciul. 1469 Archduke Stefan granted them a territory - today's Puhuo village - where our winery is located. This event marked the official start of red wine production in Puho Village.

Various owners began to produce wine, planted grapes on large areas, winemaking technology improved, and the number of people with wine cellars increased. There are people in the palace who specialize in managing wineries and winemakers.

In 1512 AD, the Ottoman Empire invaded Moldova and Moldova became one of its tributary states. It was a difficult time for wine-making because where Muslims lived, alcohol was forbidden by religion, so Moldova's then-rulers instituted a ban on alcohol. The Ottoman Empire occupied Moldova for more than 300 years. During this period, the red wine brewing industry in Moldova was interrupted.

After 1812, Moldova began to be affiliated with the Russian Empire, and many nobles and army generals became interested in brewing. At that time, it was very popular and fashionable for Russian nobles to use selected grapes and grape varieties to make wine. In this way, the winemaking industry in Puhuo village resumed operations, and the wine produced at that time was mainly used to supply the needs of the Russian court nobles.

In 1994, after the collapse of the former Soviet Union, Anatolie Sirbu attracted experienced and talented winemakers to work at Pujo Winery. The winery at that time was state-owned, and today's Asconi Winery was later established. A new glorious period for the winery has begun, combining traditional winemaking techniques with modern equipment to produce world-class quality wines. Attracting guests from all over the world.

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