Doina Vin Winery

Name: Doina Vin Winery
Address: QW5F+H4, Răzeni, Moldova, Ialoveni, MD
Price range: moderate
Rating: 4.5

Doina Vin — winery since 1875 (Dimanovici, Polish boyar), 200ha in Codru region, family brand with 12 varieties.

4.5 · 13 reviews· Ialoveni

Moderate300-700 leiSmart casualBoth

What makes it worth it

Winery tour (150 years of history) + 4-5 wine tasting from 12 varieties + Dimanovici-Borș story.

The story

Doina Vin is a winery with roots from 1875, founded by Dimanovici, a Polish boyar who raised wine production in this territory. In the 2000s, the Borș family took over and transformed the operation into a family-Moldovan brand with clear identity. 200 hectares of vineyards in the Codru region — well-aerated terrain, mild climate, moderate precipitation. Portfolio of 10 European + 2 local varieties: whites (Fetească Albă, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling), reds (Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir). Family philosophy (per Doina Borș, commercial director): «fine blend of tradition and modernity».

What to expect

Best at

MorningAfternoon

Duration2-4 h

Ideal group2-15 people

LanguagesRO · RU · EN

SeasonApr · May · Jun · Jul · Aug · Sep · Oct

ReservationRequired in advance

Good for

Weekend chillAs a coupleSmall groupCultural discoveryTourist weekendWith family

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What people love

founded 1875 (Dimanovici, Polish boyar)
Borș family takeover 2000s
200ha in Codru region
12 varieties (10 European + 2 local)
fine tradition-modernity narrative
close to Chișinău (20 min)

Photo moments

logo with 1875 date
barrels in historic cellar
family-label bottle
Codru vineyard at sunset

Ambiance

Reservation needed

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What visitors wrote

“Had a wonderful time at Doina Wine Winery. The cellar was amazing, with such a unique atmosphere and history behind it. The wines were delicious and the staff very welcoming. Definitely worth a visit!”
— Miron Maria 5
“The winery is located 30 minutes from Chisinau, already ready to welcome tourists. It is located in a picturesque area, has a 150-year-old cellar with a special history and a water tower that will soon serve as a tourist attraction, with panoramic views.”
— Natalia Turcanu 5
“I don't know what wine tastes like, but I can't help but write a review about how disgusting the women representing your winery behaved at the wine day. They were rude and pushed people standing nearby. So, if you had poor sales and few tastings at the wine day, know that it was because of them. After that, we decided not to even go to the tasting, considering I was one of thos…”
— Dmitri 1