The winery began its journey in 2007 in the Sharovitsa area near the village of Karabunar. This is a region where vineyards and wine have been part of people's lives since ancient times. Over the years, it has continued to develop, following market trends and an affinity for good wine.
In 2017, the new brand name Via Vinera was proudly presented, replacing the well-known "Karabunar." The change is a result of the owners' desire to continue the traditions in the region and combine them with modern trends. The aim is to achieve a complete modern identity. In the future, the winery will present itself with its new eponymous series "Via Vinera," as well as with the familiar "Bulgarian Heritage," "Contour," and "Castellum."
In 2017, the new brand name Via Vinera was proudly presented, replacing the well-known "Karabunar." The change is a result of the owners' desire to continue the traditions in the region and combine them with modern trends. The aim is to achieve a complete modern identity. In the future, the winery will present itself with its new eponymous series "Via Vinera," as well as with the familiar "Bulgarian Heritage," "Contour," and "Castellum."
Via Vinera relies on both artisanal approaches and modern technologies, combining the styles of two traditional Bulgarian terroirs – that in the Thracian Valley (Karabunar village) with that in the Danubian Plain (Kilifarevo town). This bold endeavor is successful thanks to the creative and experimental spirit of oenologist Nadezhda Dyulgerska. Together with the dedicated team, she invests her 18 years of experience as an oenologist, international judge, and member of the Board of Directors of the Union of Oenologists in Bulgaria, to create a quality and well-structured portfolio.
