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Museum of Winemaking (Khovrenko Winery)

The Museum of Winemaking at Khovrenko Winery

Uncorking History

Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes near Samarkand, the Museum of Winemaking at Khovrenko Winery stands as a living testament to the ancient art of viticulture, offering visitors a sip of history paired with the lush flavors of Uzbek wines.

As you step into the Khovrenko Winery, you’re immediately enveloped in the intoxicating aroma of aging barrels and the timeless spirit of winemaking. Established over 150 years ago, the winery’s rich history is closely intertwined with the Russian Empire’s influence on Central Asia.

With the invasion of the Russian Empire, Samarkand’s grape-growing prowess attracted pioneers like D.M. Filatov, a Russian winemaker and entrepreneur. Filatov opened the first winery in Uzbekistan, showcasing the exceptional grape variety “Biishty” that earned international acclaim in Paris. Forced to leave during the Soviet era, Filatov left behind a collection of exquisite wines that were rediscovered during the winery’s reconstruction.

The Museum of Winemaking serves as a captivating journey through the annals of winemaking history in the region. Discover ancient artifacts related to grape cultivation, traditional winemaking tools, and the evolution of wine vessels over the centuries. The exhibits now include Filatov’s legacy, shedding light on the winery’s formative years.

No visit is complete without indulging in a tasting experience. The winery boasts an impressive array of wines, from robust reds to crisp whites, each bearing the distinct terroir of Uzbekistan. Sip on the famed Saperavi, a red wine renowned for its deep, velvety profile, or savor the delicate notes of the local white varietals.

Descend into the winery’s cellars, where history and craftsmanship blend seamlessly. Oak barrels line the walls, patiently aging wines to perfection. The subtle nuances imparted by these barrels create wines that not only reflect the expertise of the winemakers but also the unique character of the Uzbek terroir.

The Khovrenko Winery stands as a beacon of innovation while paying homage to age-old winemaking traditions. The combination of modern technology and a commitment to preserving the region’s viticultural heritage has propelled Uzbek wines onto the international stage, earning accolades and delighting connoisseurs worldwide.

For wine enthusiasts and history buffs alike, a visit to the Museum of Winemaking at Khovrenko Winery is an enriching experience. Explore the vineyards, witness the winemaking process firsthand, and cap off your tour with a delightful tasting session.

The Khovrenko Winery is conveniently located a short drive from Samarkand, making it an ideal day trip. Check the winery’s website for tour availability, tastings, and any special events. Remember to indulge responsibly and savor the flavors of Uzbekistan’s winemaking heritage. Cheers to an unforgettable journey through the vineyards of Samarkand!

Address: 58, Makhmud Kashgari str. Samarkand
Orienting point: School No. 37
Telephone:  (+998 66) 233 07 07

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