Jidvei
Vinars VSOP
Museum, tastings:
Str. Garii, nr. 45, DJ107, Jidvei, Alba County, RomaniaBuy online directly from the producer:
www.jidvei.ro/magazin/
IWSC- International wine & spirit competition - Spirit Gold
2024
European Spirits Challenge - Gold
2024
Jidvei Vinars VSOP is a premium Romanian wine distillate made exclusively from noble wines produced from fresh grapes. Following a double distillation process, it is aged for at least five years in oak barrels from Transylvania, giving it exceptional finesse and aroma.
This vinars boasts a clear, golden-yellow color with amber highlights. Its aroma reveals notes of figs and vanilla, while the taste is rich, featuring hints of caramel and a subtle spiciness. Highly appreciated among seasoned connoisseurs, Jidvei Vinars VSOP is known for its harmonious and well-balanced character.
It is recommended to be served in a brandy snifter, slightly warmed in the hands, to fully release its delicate aromas. This exquisite distillate represents a blend of tradition and quality, reflecting the rich heritage of the Târnave winemaking region in Romania.
With an alcohol content of 42%, Jidvei Vinars VSOP is the perfect choice for lovers of refined spirits.
About Jidvei
Jidvei is the largest wine producer in Romania, located in the Târnave region of Transylvania, an area renowned for its winemaking tradition. With vineyards spanning over 2,500 hectares, Jidvei produces a wide range of high-quality wines, including still, sparkling, and semi-sparkling wines, as well as vinars, a brandy distilled exclusively from wine.
The company operates four state-of-the-art wineries in Jidvei, Tăuni, Blaj, and Bălcaciu, with a storage capacity exceeding 35 million liters. Known for its commitment to quality, Jidvei uses modern technology while preserving traditional winemaking techniques.
Its products have earned over 840 medals at prestigious international and national wine competitions. Jidvei is particularly known for its aromatic white grape varieties, such as Fetească Regală, Sauvignon Blanc, and Riesling, which thrive in the cool climate of the Târnave region.
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