So, apparently, the Almighty ordered that on a small piece of land on which Moldova was located, the tone of his whole life was set by a grapevine. Wine in Moldova — is more than wine. This is an unconditional symbol of the republic, which on the map actually resembles a grape cluster.
Winemaking in Moldovans — in genes. There is a winery in every yard, and every Moldovan is a foodie.
«National Wine Day» (mold) was approved as recognition of the importance of winemaking in 2002. Ziua Naţională a Vinului), which takes place on the first weekend of October and under the patronage of the President of the Republic of Moldova.
The holiday opens with a parade of winemakers — with a bright and colorful spectacle, including musical and choreographic compositions.
Several dozen wine producers arrive from the hills of Moldovan vineyards right in the heart of Chisinau to present the treasure and traditions of winemaking in Moldova.
The festival hosts many different drinking, snack and entertainment events. For two days, residents and guests of the capital are entertained by artistic groups.
The holiday ends with a large choir — with a Moldovan dance, which unites everyone; an indispensable condition for the dance is the woven hands of the dancers. The central square of Chisinau is convenient for such a collective dance — there is enough space for everyone.
The final multicolor «point» of the closing event of the holiday is fireworks.
Dedicated to National Wine Day, the Wine Festival is designed to revive and enhance the culture of viticulture and winemaking, show the national traditions of priority sectors of the economy, maintain the prestige of wine products, and also attract foreign tourists with its rich and colorful program.