Enira…what’s the point?

May 19th, 2007 | Category: Wine News

Bulgarian wines used to be very popular in the UK back in the early 1990s when the Australians weren’t quite up to speed. They over-delivered on flavour, were nice and fruity, and didn’ t cost much. Since thereupon,

for one reason or another, they’ve become much rarer on supermarket shelves, and have been confined to a bargain basement niche.

But here’s an ambitious Bulgarian wine, priced at £8.99.

Original post by Jamie

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