The guilt of Crimea

When we go on vacation to other countries, first of all, we aim to get the maximum of positive emotions. The brightest memories depend on how rich this range of impressions will be, including taste.

Try it. Crimea “Taste” should be every tourist who visits the peninsula. Otherwise, the guest will not understand how more than 100 nationalities can coexist on a small peninsula, each of which has its own traditions, culture and culinary preferences. So why does Crimea attract tourists – gourmets?

It is here, on the Crimean peninsula, that there are stunning wine collections. Well, wine tasting tours are full of their diversity. Also, every guest of the peninsula has the opportunity to taste the cuisine of almost any people of the Crimea, which keeps the aroma of the East.

Under the hot southern sun, the wine in the glass glows brighter, and the food becomes appetizing. Crimea, like any other resort region, is interested in attracting the maximum number of guests per season. Therefore, it is for tourists that various master classes, wine festivals and fairs of unique local products are held here. As for fairs, they are full of abundance of the Crimean harvest. Well, if we add our Black Sea fish to the Crimean wine, the tourist will not want to leave this paradise.

The culture of wine, the mysteries of ancient wine cellars, and, of course, this beautiful drink itself - all this today is the object of a tour show and story in the Crimea.

At the moment, wine tasting tours to wineries are very popular on the Crimean peninsula. You can plunge into this variety of wine tones, tastes, bouquets and flowers on special excursions, the range of which you can find in almost any travel agency of the Crimea.

Tasting wine tours are a fascinating adventure for lovers of unique drinks that are made from sun berries.

Crimean winemaking is shrouded in a huge number of secrets, legends and interesting facts. Vineyards of the Crimea are unique in the first place by the fact that there are miraculously preserved aboriginal varieties that grow on the territory of the peninsula for several tens of thousands of years.

"New World", "Inkerman", "Golden Beam", "Magarach", "Koktebel" - today all these wine brands have gained worldwide fame. And if you ask tourists who have ever visited the peninsula: "Wine of which country do you prefer?" They will probably tell you, “Of course, Crimean!”