Old wine cellar, Beregove

Grapes grown in Beregove with a long pores. For its production and storage, according to legend, the owners of vineyards forced the prisoners to carve Turks in the basement rock. This is one of the few surviving 17th-century wine cellars.

After more than 300 years, this old cellar again used for wine storage. Helped in this family Oleg and Tatiana Gavrilchenko. They are traditional ancient technologies make dry vintage wines from different varieties of local grapes Muscat Ottonel, Limberger, Tsveygelt, Cuvee, Zengo, Müller-Thurgau and others.

All finished wines are aged in oak barrels. This helps to preserve the natural flavor of the grapes. The result is a drink with a unique range of flavors that can give a lot of pleasant moments. It is worth visiting the connoisseurs of fine wines, as well as wishing to just relax in the new place for themselves. In the tour of the wine cellars include familiarity with the technologies of production of wines and tasting of wines Beregova themselves. In addition, the city has many other attractions, including City Hall Court .