Avincis

The family manor, reconditioned by architect Alexandru Beldiman, maintains the Brâncovenesc style influences from the beginning of the 20th century, whereas the winery was designed as a ship situated at the top of the Dobrușa hill, perfectly integrated into the landscape, with its walls covered with Arnota limestone, with its lawn that goes up to the roof and the three wooden houses that delimit the terrace. The winery’s construction ensures the quality of the winemaking, since it was built so that it would take into account the imperatives of this process and the circulation of the flows through gravity. An underground access ramp and a wide tunnel enable optimal communication with the technical spaces.

The AVINCIS wines, an expression of the Dragasani terroir
Drăgășani has all the prerequisites of a registered designation, in the French fashion. The Drăgășani vineyard has always produced white wines that are fine, cool, with good acidity. The red wines from the region, produced chiefly from Cabernet Sauvignon and the local variety Negru de Drăgășani, also enjoy national and international appreciation.

Situated on the right bank of the Olt river, the largest tributary of the Danube in Romania, the Drăgășani vineyard extends over a length of 60 de km, between the Getic Sub Carpathians in the north and the Romanian plain in the south.