(photo) Dom Perignon, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cricova Gold Collection.

Most of the most expensive wines sold in the Republic of Moldova are imported, but there are also some local examples that impress by price. In the following, we invite you to discover the most expensive wine products in our country, according to finewine. md In this list we will include wines available in the trade, not rarities or collectible wines which are kept with the units and are sold at auction or in restricted les. So the top of the most expensive wines available on the shelf is dominated by sparkling wine. Dom Perignon Vintage 2009 - 4,995 lei The famous champagne of France, Dom Perignon, leads in the top with a vintage from 2009 and a price of almost 5,000 lei. Produced only in years with a special harvest, this champagne is considered an icon in the field.

96 points from Decanter or Wine Spectator. good drinking right now and until 2029 (given that the average life span of a champagne is considered 10 years). Cricova Gold Collection - 2 231 lei. Cricova infiltrated the most expensive wines with a 1 liter tube made by the traditional method. Pinot Chardonnay Cup, swept The high price is also dictated by the container: the glass is hand-made of semi-crystal, engraved with 24 carat gold and is packed in a tube box.

Vecive Clicquot Brut - 1 417 lei Celebrity champagne produced by Clicquot's widow's house concludes the top of the most expensive sparkling available on shelves in Moldova. Veuve Clicquot is present with several products in Moldova, the yellow label being the symbol of the house since 1772. An ideal assemblage between Pinot Noir, Meunier and Chardonnay, which balances between power and elegance. All three wines are sold in special packaging, suggesting they can be a good gift for eccentric wine lovers. These are the most expensive wines cast in soft bottles, but there are even more expensive exceptions.

For example, a 6 liter Cricova Imperial, poured with the Cuvee Prestige, costs about 10,000 ROL at Gourmet! . Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 2012 Castel Mimi - 1 350 lei. Wine produced by Castle Mimi in a limited edition 3,000 bottles remains the most expensive wine in Moldova. Cabernet Sauvignon 2012, 24 months in oak barrels, gold medal at Mundus Vini. Lupi 2012 Magnum Gitana Winery - 972 lei.

The success of the famous blend of wolves among wine lovers could not be influenced by the price. Bottled in a limited edition in Magnum bottles of 1. 5 liters, wine came to cost 972 lei on the shelf. When it starts to disappear from the shelves, it will probably be even more expensive. Amarone della Valpolicella - 550 lei.

Half a thousand lei must be taken out for a DOCG Amarone della Valpolicella. .