Wine of Moldova expands its global presence and gains increasing interest in international markets
Wine of Moldova is steadily strengthening its presence and visibility in foreign markets. At ProWein 2025, the Wine of Moldova stand was visited by top wine industry professionals interested in collaborations and commercial partnerships, coming from countries such as South Korea, China, Japan, the USA, Canada, Norway, Belgium, the Netherlands, Czech Republic, the United Kingdom, Sweden, and France.
Moreover, representatives of the National Office for Vine and Wine (ONVV) and the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry held discussions with members of the Embassy of the Republic of Moldova in Germany regarding strategies to expand the presence of Wine of Moldova on international markets and to increase its recognition among foreign consumers. The visibility and success of participating in the world’s largest international wine fair—ProWein 2025—confirm that Wine of Moldova is becoming an influential player, as the Republic of Moldova prepares to take on the title of the world’s wine capital.
Ștefan Iamandi, Director of the National Office for Vine and Wine: “Wine of Moldova was in the spotlight at ProWein—the most prestigious wine and spirits fair in the world—where 46 winemakers, under the national wine brand ‘Wine of Moldova. Unexpectedly Great’, showcased their products and engaged with potential partners and consumers. This edition is particularly significant as our country is preparing to become the global wine capital by hosting the 46th World Congress of Vine and Wine (OIV) and the 23rd OIV General Assembly.”
Moldova, the world capital of the wine in June
In mid-June, the Republic of Moldova will become the international epicenter of the wine world, hosting the most important platform where the future steps for the industry’s development and resilience will be discussed. This event represents a crucial opportunity to increase the visibility of Wine of Moldova and to reaffirm the country’s status as a high-quality wine producer among top delegates and industry professionals. In the long term, this initiative is expected to create a domino effect, attracting new tourists and further strengthening Moldova’s position on the world map of renowned wine destinations.
Decanter: “A Country of Unexpectedly Great Wines”
Recently, Decanter—one of the world’s most prestigious wine publications—published an extensive article about Wine of Moldova. The article provides an in-depth overview of the Moldovan wine industry and its remarkable achievements over the past decade, serving as a reaffirmation of the high quality of Moldovan wines. At the same time, the article reinforces the Republic of Moldova’s position among the world’s established wine-producing countries.
The over 7,000 international medals awarded in recent years are a testament to the quality and innovation implemented in the sector. Wines made from indigenous grape varieties, as well as blends with international varieties, have been key to Moldova’s success, transforming the country into a top player in the global wine market.
Furthermore, Moldova is capitalizing on its tradition of sparkling wine production, expanding its range of styles and winning awards at international competitions, positioning itself alongside renowned wine regions. Additionally, Divin, Moldova’s premium aged spirit, is an expression of local craftsmanship, reflecting the country’s heritage and terroir while strengthening its position in the premium spirits market.
