Vinprom Rousse - Winery

Vinprom Rousse – a Winery Established in 1948

Vinprom Rousse is a modern winery located in Bulgaria’s northern wine region along the banks of the Danube River. The winery was established in 1948 and now occupies a prominent place in the industry due to its capacity of 40 million litres per year and its rich traditions seeped in white and red wine production, spirits, and vinegar.

Vinprom Rousse is one of the largest winemakers in Bulgaria and exports its products to various international markets worldwide.

Vinprom Rousse is one of the largest winemakers in Bulgaria and exports its products to various international markets, including Russia, China, Singapore, Japan, the USA, the Baltic States, and the Czech Republic.

Grown Grape Varieties at Vinprom Rousse

The wines produced by Vinprom Rousse include Gamza – a typical variety for the western and central sections of Northern Bulgaria, which is harvested late. The grape varietals grown on the farm include Gamza, Rkatsiteli, Muscat Otonel, Sauvignon Blanc, and Chardonnay.

Vinification Methods at the Winery

In the making of the wine, the process managers at the winery carefully monitor the quality of the grape even while it is still on the vines. After the grapes are harvested, they are delivered to the winery where they are analyzed and fed to the grape de-stemmer, where they are processed to avoid breaking the seeds. Following this is the process of purification of usually between 10 and 48 hours, after which the final adjustments are made. Usually, wines are left to ferment until all the sugar is converted into alcohol or when the process manager decides to stop it. Wines are left to age in barrels, which is a natural way of giving the wine greater depth and a deeper intensity to the flavor.