The fish and wine festival will enrich the Burgas cultural calendar for another year! Specially selected culinary temptations and various events will fill the space in the Sea Garden around the Expo Center “Flora” on September 11, 12 and 13, 2020 . The program starts on Friday from 17.00, and on Saturday and Sunday the entertainment will run from 11 to 23 hours. The festival area will welcome some of the best restaurants in Burgas! Their chefs will prepare fresh seafood delicacies and fish specialties directly to visitors, and selected wineries from all over the country will present their best wines, complemented by advice on what wine to combine with what food.
The European Commission adopted on July 7 an additional package of exceptional measures to support the wine sector, following the coronavirus crisis and its consequences on the sector, the Commission said in a statement. The wine sector is among the hardest hit agri-food sectors, due to rapid changes in demand and the closure of restaurants and bars across the EU, which was not compensated by home consumption, the Commission said.
Source: https://world-food-and-wine.com/discovering-black-sea-wine
The Black Sea has a long and often turbulent history but is perhaps now emerging from its past. Six countries directly border the Black Sea – Bulgaria, Romania, Ukraine, Russia, Turkey, and Georgia – and many other neighboring countries have a history closely connected with it. That history includes a long and wide experience in wine making.
