Armenia, Georgia, Macedonia and Moldova B2B Wine Tasting Event

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Invitation SEEwine Baltic Road Show Radisson Blu Sky Hotel 4th of June

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The Netherlands Centre for Promotion of Imports from developing

    countries (CBI) and the Wine Associations of Armenia, Georgia, Macedonia

    and Moldova kindly invite you to join us at the Radisson Blu Sky Hotel

    in Tallinn (Rävala Puiestee 3, www.radissonblu.com/skyhotel-tallinn)

    from 1 pm to 6pm on June 4th for B2B Wine Tasting Event Tallinn, first

    part of SEEwine Baltic Road Show, the biggest South East European wine

    tasting event ever held in the Baltic region.

   

    This will be a rare opportunity for you to taste more than 240 wines

    from 40 vintners from the 4 countries’ top estates and discover the

    quality and diversity they have to offer.

   

    These countries together grow more than 500 indigenous grape varieties

    such as Areni, Saperavi, Vranec and Feteasca that end up in

    award-winning wines enjoyed all over the world.

   

    Please find the official invitation to the B2B Wine Tasting Event

    Tallinn SEEwine Baltic Road Show in attachment.

   

    You find below some top line information or rather red threat of the

    four wine producing countries.

    Each producer will add more individual style as they are all different,

    which will ensure a very interesting line up of wines.

   

    Key points that are common for contemporary wine making in Armenia,

    Georgia, Macedonia and Moldova :

   

    -Revival of historic wine producing countries and use of indigenous

    grape varieties, embracing new techniques and modern wine making.

    -Understanding of consumer preferences and styles

    -Nature friendly wine production due to low ‘use of chemicals’ and

    ‘environmental footprint’

    -Very interesting blends of international and indigenous grape varieties

    (this will also be the focal point of all master classes)

   

    Individual ‘strengths’ of the winemaking in Armenia, Georgia, Macedonia

    and Moldova :

   

    -Moldova, great value for money wines, with interesting and consumer

    friendly blends.

    -Georgia, very appealing wines and image with similar amount of

    indigenous grape varieties, on top of the unique kvevri styled wines.

    -Macedonia, competitive in price, yet even more in taste, lots of

    flavour and focus on their core grape variety Vranec and blends.

    -Armenia, rather unknown for wine, rather for brandy, the revival of

    indigenous grape varieties cover most of their production, each winery

    offers a unique style and flavour.

   

    The schedules for individual master classes are not yet fixed and will

    be confirmed to you after you respond to this invitation.

   

    SEEwine Baltic Road ShoIw will continue with a B2B Wine Tasting Event in

    Riga on the 6th of June and a B2B Wine Tasting Event in Vilnius on the

    8th of June.

   

    Please confirm your participation by sending an email to Stefan Bats

    (info@batsland.ee) mentioning the following details: your name, prefix

    Mr/Ms, company name, position in the company, email, tel.no., and

    possibly the same for colleagues who will join you.

   

    I look forward to your early reply with your confirmation of

    participation by filling and returning the attached excel sheet with

    your and your collegues’ details.

   

    Please contact me for any additional information regarding B2B Wine

    Tasting Event Tallinn SEEwine Baltic Road Show.

   

    With my very best regards,

   

    On behalf of Mr Reinoud Nuijten

    Programme Manager SEEWine

    Centre for the Promotion of Imports from developing countries (CBI) The

    Hague | The Netherlands www.cbi.eu

   

    Stefan Bats

    Owner Batsland OU

    www.batsland.ee

    Telephone: +372 53467717

    E-mail: info@batsland.ee

    Skype: batsland