Bulgaria's Black Sea Coast includes 12 wine sub-regions, among them Evksinograd, Varna, Varbitsa, Veliki Preslav, Dragoevo and Shumen. Vineyards occupy the northern coast, inland areas and the southern coast. White grapes are important throughout, with Dimyat and Misket Varnenski grown alongside Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay. The Black Sea wine route connects local vineyards and wineries with cultural sites.
12 named areas
Inside the region
Explore the wine-growing areas of Black Sea Coast.
- 01Chernomorski rayonNo producers listed yetChernomorski rayon is a Black Sea Coast wine area with protected designation of origin status.
- 02DragoevoNo producers listed yetDragoevo is a wine area in Bulgaria's Black Sea Coast.
- 03EvksinogradNo producers listed yetEvksinograd is a Black Sea Coast wine area with protected designation of origin status.
- 04Han KrumNo producers listed yetHan Krum is a wine area within Bulgaria's Black Sea Coast.
- 05Novi PazarNo producers listed yetNovi Pazar is a Black Sea Coast wine area with protected designation of origin status.
- 06PomorieNo producers listed yetPomorie is a Black Sea Coast wine area with protected designation of origin status.
- 07ShumenNo producers listed yetShumen is a Black Sea Coast wine area with protected designation of origin status.
- 08TargovishteNo producers listed yetTargovishte is part of Bulgaria's Black Sea Coast wine region. Its white wines are mainly made from Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Muskat Ottonel and Traminer.
- 09VarbitsaNo producers listed yetVarbitsa belongs to Bulgaria's Black Sea Coast wine region.
- 10VarnaNo producers listed yetVarna is a wine area in Bulgaria's Black Sea Coast region.
- 11Veliki PreslavNo producers listed yetVeliki Preslav is a Black Sea Coast wine area with protected designation of origin status.
- 12Yuzhno ChernomorieNo producers listed yetYuzhno Chernomorie is a Black Sea Coast wine area with protected designation of origin status.