CRICOVA
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2024
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Founded in 1952, Cricova's cellars are very famous. Almost 30 million litres of wine are stored in 70 km of tunnels. A unique collection of old wines is on display. You can see Soviet wines, those of current political leaders and those looted by Hermann Göring (1937 burgundy, 1940 Bordeaux or 1938 Château Pavie). The Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin visited Cricova's cellars in 1966. Cricova is very famous for its sparkling wine as well as for its high quality red, white and rosé wines.
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Visited in august 2016
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Un peu déçu par cette visite qui à mon goût a été faite trop rapidement... Dommage car l'endroit mérite vraiment le détour. Beaucoup de bouteilles d’exception dont une du début du XXème siècle! Cet endroit est quand même à faire, mais la visite fait vraiment "usine"...
Visited in august 2015
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Visit the cellars you need to book by telephone and choose a niche in the morning or early afternoon.
Unfortunately I did not have French guide.
The wine collection is impressive.
Unfortunately I did not have French guide.
The wine collection is impressive.
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Bien qu'étant dans une visite en roumain, notre guide était parfaitement bilingue en français (certainement trilingue avec le russe) et a pu nous expliquer en apparté ce que nous n'avions pas compris.
C'est très différent des caves françaises, de part la dimension et la mise en valeur de la modernité industrielle de la production mais le vin est bon et les salariés fort aimable (on assiste même à la chaîne d'embouteillage à côté des vin effervescent en méthode traditionnelle ... dite aussi champenoise).