Vinprom Lyaskovets

Many legends, documents and archaeological findings discovered near the city of Lyaskovets, including the recently discovered Roman wine press, prove that wine making is one of the oldest crafts practiced by the people of Lyaskovets. In the distant 1863 they founded the "Bee" company and in the middle of the 20th century, fascinated by the magic of champagne, sparkling wine (Cava) and Prosecco, their followers were the first in Bulgaria to start producing natural sparkling wines. The secret lies, on the one hand, in the specific climatic conditions of the northern Bulgarian wine-growing region, where the vineyards of Vinprom Lyaskovets are located, and, on the other hand, in the centuries-old tradition, combined with the scientific and technological skills of the staff, who produce high quality white and red wines and perfect brandies. Today, the brands from the Lyaskovets winery are leaders in the sparkling wine category and are a must at every meal.

Vimprom Lyaskovets is one of the oldest and most popular places for conducting wine tests for tourist groups and individual tourists.

The Vimprom Lyaskovets wine guide shows guests the museum collection and the Roman wine press from the 3rd century and tells them the history of the cellar. You will learn how to taste and serve wine, you will be introduced to the way of life and customs of Lyaskovets inhabitants, the traditions of the region in wine production. Here you will have the extraordinary opportunity to taste natural sparkling wines, sparkling herb wines, sparkling must, desert wines, pelin and vermouth wines and of course dry white and red wines from different vintages, wines from the collection and boutique wine and one of the most popular spirits the Bulgarian Rakia.

The proximity of the old capital Veliko Tarnovo, the reception hall for tourists, which is located in the cellar of the oldest wine cellar in Lyaskovets, the unique nunnery "St. Peter and Paul", the excellent wines and spirits produced here offer a wonderful opportunity for the Lyaskovets wine cellar to be included as one of the attractions of organized tourist itineraries.