Bulgaria and wine are not generally two words that you’ll find next to each other in the same sentence. But there was a time when the Bulgarian wine industry was the 4th largest in the world. That all ...

Wine wasn’t Robert Hayk’s first career. He was a financial adviser for Merrill Lynch, and before that worked for three years at the U.S. embassy in Sofia, Bulgaria, during the heady post ...

Sandwiched between Greece and Turkey on the south and Romania and the Black Sea to the north, this Balkan peninsula country is barely the size of Ohio. Unlike some of its neighbors, Bulgaria conjur… ...

This wine shows that Bulgaria is not just a source of bargains but has potential for greatness, as well. Alcohol by volume: 14.5 percent. Advertisement.

Bulgarian wine had a brief boom in Britain two decades ago, but easy-drinking cabernet sauvignons soon passed from an ‘in-the-know’ tipple to the butt of vinous jokes. A reassessment is timely ...

"We actually make one of his Bulgarian wines here, sweet Sophia - an urban-based wine," smiled Harrington. The process hasn't changed much since 1980.

In the pale morning light of May, this corner of Bulgaria is old-world bucolic. Zornitza, a member of the Relais & Châteaux hotel consortium, sprawls out across softly rolling pale-green hills ...

I came to Bulgaria to learn something about my grandmother’s early years, and in Gella I discovered the essence of what she so loved and missed about her homeland.