Black Sea Wine Week Delights with Kuban Culture, Wine, and Tourism
The Black Sea Wine Week, a grand celebration of wine and culture, recently concluded in Abrau-Dyurso, near Novorossiysk. The event, part of the national project 'Tourism and Hospitality', attracted representatives from across the Krasnodar region and beyond, offering a delightful blend of enogastronomic, sports, and cultural experiences, all free for attendees.
The festival kicked off with a procurement session, where ten Kuban winemakers showcased their products to representatives from Belarus, paving the way for potential exports. The programme also included a scenic run through the vineyards of Abrau-Dyurso and a tourist photo hike, allowing participants to immerse themselves in the region's natural beauty.
The highlight of the festival was a vibrant parade, featuring representatives from 27 wineries across various municipalities in the Krasnodar region. The final days of the event were filled with 11 thematic platforms, including bustling markets, gastronomic zones, lively concert stages, and an open-air cinema, ensuring there was something for everyone.
Adding to the festive atmosphere was the captivating performance by singer Yulia Parshuta, who headlined the event.
The Black Sea Wine Week concluded with a colourful parade of winemakers in Abrau-Dyurso, leaving a lasting impression on all who attended. The festival, held under the national project 'Tourism and Hospitality', successfully combined various aspects of Kuban's rich culture, wine, and tourism, creating a memorable experience for all.
