Borovitza Winery is nestled among the Belogradchik rocks and near the village of the same name. The winery is mainly focused on creating highly limited batches of wines. These wines are characterized by a distinct character and reflect the specificity of the terroir. Northwestern Bulgaria is a region that offers good opportunities for producing grapes and wine with distinctive characteristics.

Due to the extremely limited quantities of processed grapes, the wines produced in Borovitza Winery are in minimal quantities but with a strong character, reflecting the specificity of the terroir. Some of the vineyards are located beneath the famous Belogradchik rocks on red sandy-stony soil.

At Borovitza Winery, small batches of excellent white and red wines, rosés, and a limited edition of the original natural sparkling wine Ognyan Tzvetanov Premiere Cuvée are produced. "When we planted a Chardonnay vine, it turned out that when the grapes were crushed, a deeply saturated orange color was produced, which subsequently, during fermentation, gave the wine orange hues. In most cases, to achieve a similar color, colleagues have to macerate the wine for hours or a whole day. But with us, from the very beginning, we got a 'Fanta orange' color. It is one of the gems of our winery. Orange wines are a hit – in England and the USA, especially in wine bars. Moreover, they are rare. Connoisseurs say about ours that they have never tasted such a delicate orange wine. We created the first one in 2008. The second time in 2014, which was a somewhat difficult year. We also made it in 2017.

The potential of the region is enormous."