Romania
8 wine regions, from Banat Hills to Transylvania Highlands. Click a shaded area or marker on the map, or choose from the list.
The regions of Romania
- Banat HillsThe far west of Romania, on the border with Serbia and Hungary, with a long history of winemaking.
- Crișana and Maramureș HillsHilly north-western Romania, including Miniș and Diosig, with aromatic whites and Cadarca reds.
- Danube TerracesThe south of Romania along the Danube, warm and dry, with sandy soils.
- Dobrogea HillsThe Black Sea coast of Romania, a warm, dry region with winemaking dating back to the Greek colonists.
- Moldavian HillsRomania's biggest wine region, in the east, with Cotnari and Dealu Mare nearby.
- Muntenia HillsSouth of the Carpathians, home to Dealu Mare, the best-known red wine area in Romania.
- Oltenia HillsThe south-western corner of Romania, with Drăgășani, home of Crâmpoșie and Negru de Drăgășani.
- Transylvania HighlandsA cool plateau enclosed by the Carpathians, producing crisp white and sparkling wines.