Project Description
About us
The Dealu Mare vineyard has its deep roots in the history of the place. By the 4th century, in this vineyard, Atanaric, the Visigoth king, hid his treasure, known as the “Golden Chickpeas” or “The Treasure of Pietroasa”. It is supposed that when this treasure was hidden by the Visigoths because of the fear of the Huns, vineyard culture occupies an important place in these lands. The existence of some localities with vineyards has been documented since the 15th century. Thus, the village of Bucov was owned by Stanciu (1492), and part of Calugareni belonged to the Snagov monastery (1464). Most documents proving the existence of living in this area belong to voivode Radu Ştefan (1602-1611).
In 2007, S.C. The areas of Dealu Mare Urlati present the brilliance of the area, already in history since 1700. The investment in technology and replanting reached about 4 million Euros.
Awards & Portfolio
In 2008, the company received the prize of excellence for the company with the best equipment for wine production. From the very beginning, the company’s strategy was to put quality first. The 110 hectares of the company’s patrimony, divided between Urlati and Ceptura, of which 35 of replanting, have the advantage of total exposure to the south, which ensures maximum sunstroke along the vegetation period. Situated at the same latitude with Bordeaux, the Dealu Mare wine-growing region offers the possibility of winning exceptional red and white wines. Cultivated varieties are: Fetească albă, Sauvignon Blanc, Muscat Ottonel, Riesling, Fetească Neagră, Cabernet Sauvignon.
The passion and attention with which the wines have been created have yielded in time appreciations to numerous domestic and international competitions, making distinctions for the specially created wines of the Horeca Canal: Incantation, Saac, Paganus and Three Pisces.
The company’s portfolio was built in the spirit of promoting premium wines. Thus, although there is a distinction between products addressed to the Horeca Canal and those for retail, nothing rewards the idea of quality. Among the wines exclusively addressed to the Horeca Canal we mention: Incantation, Saac, Three Pisces, Paganus, Via Roz. These are complemented by wines that appeal to both retail and Horeca such as: Origins, Urlati Domains, Princely House, or Romania.
A special product that links the tradition of places with the present and for which the company invested in promoting the market is Pelin. Traditionally Pelinul de Urlaţi is the most famous product of its kind in Romania. That’s why making sure this tradition continues has always been an important part of the company’s strategy.
