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We are delighted to announce that in this year’s spring issue of Mundus Vini 2017, 3 wines from Stobi Winery were awarded.
Matthew Horkey from Exotic Wine Travel gives Stobi high praise again after visiting the Vinodonia Skopje Wine Salon wine tasting which took place in Macedonia for the first time last November which showcased wines from nearly twenty Macedonian wineries including Stobi, in addition to several other wineries from Serbia, Slovenia, and Italy.About Stobi, Matthew said "The wines of Stobi are very impressive for such high production. All of their wines are of good quality. The top wines are well made and screaming value
With the triggering of Article 50 now imminent, companies from all industries are bracing themselves for the as yet unknown effects of our leaving the European Union. While there is much cause for pessimism, particularly with tariff-free trade at risk, a new study has found that the wine industry is in surprisingly good shape to face the challenges ahead.
Read Dr Prem’s Travel blog as he unearths Macedonia’s jewel of the Tikveš Region, the Stobi Winery.About the Stobi Winery he says he was “presented with a different ambience that had an additional layer of warmth.
Business rates are rising from April this year. In many cases they’re rising by a significant amount and in some cases they’re rising by an amount – up to 400% - that seems expressly designed to close the business down.
More and more consumers are using wine aps to help them decide which wines to choose from, so we are delighted that so many of the Stobi collection have been featured on Vivino, especially with the feedback and ratings they received.
New research from Datamonitor Consumer has revealed that a third of consumers consider private label wines a good alternative to bottles with brand names, and that many are very happy to drink these at home.
The signs are that consumer spending is healthy, despite the various political and economic shocks that 2016 has delivered.
HMRC’s Alcohol Registration Scheme fails to hit expected targets
Posted on Tue 15th Nov 2016 at 12:09
The government’s Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme closed for applications on 31 March 2016. Rather than the 20,000 applications it was expecting, the scheme has received just 4,800.
Another great review from Exotic Wine Travel, this time for the Stobi Syrah Barrique premium red wine.