The wine roads of the Bosporus kingdom. Krasno.K. Crimea. Sevastopol. Rostov

The Polyglth-Russian Guide series presents the first wine travel-guide in Russia, which shows the origins of the culture of winemaking in our country in ancient times, presented relevant data on modern Russian winemaking, about wineries open to tourists and offering a wide selection of services - from conducting excursions and tastings to large -scale festivals, including ancient wine topics.
Wine as a phenomenon of terrain contributes to the development of many types of tourism - gastronomic, cognitive, cultural -historical - therefore, along with wine farms in the guidebook, objects of ancient and natural heritage, museums and other attractions are presented, examples of united wine -historical routes are given, given as well as detailed information about the regional cuisine and the recommendations of the best restaurants.
The guide routes will hold travelers in places where the cities of the ancient state of Bosporus were located in ancient times. From Sevastopol through the Crimea through the Kuban to the mouth of the Don in the Rostov region. The authors of the book will talk about amphoras, pythos and other artifacts of ancient winemaking, which are still found at excavations of ancient Greek policies, Fanagoria, Hermonass, Tanais, about a high level of local production and consumption of wine in ancient times. Modern attractions that will meet during the trip to the past will not be left unnoticed.
Like all guidebooks of the Polyglot - Russian Guide series, it has a convenient structure based on the description of routes, the main objects of display, museums, hotels, restaurants, entertainment centers and stores, as well as many photographs, cards, plans and plans. schemes, practical tips and much more.
Guide to wine roads, supplemented by a detailed map, will be an excellent marketing tool for wineries, vineyards, wine factories and other participants in wine tourism.
A joint project of the Production Center "New Russian Wine" and the publishing house "Ajax-Press"