Bovin

Bovin Winery is the first private winery in Macedonia, founded in 1998. In that year the company produced 120,000 bottles of high-quality white and red wines. These wines were presented at the Agro-Expo Fair in Skopje in 1999 and 2000, where the wine "Venus" won the champion title in the red wine category, and all other wines won gold medals. Bovin remained champion for red wines at the Agro-Expo Fair for seven years: in 2001, 2002 and 2003 with the wine "Dissan" and in 2004 and 2005 with the wine "Daron".

This was the highest award at the fair and proof of the quality of Bovin wines. Bovin Winery also took part in the Belgrade fair "World of Wine" from 1999 to 2003, where it won grand gold and gold medals and thus became the overall winner of the fair. The greatest achievement came at the "Food and Wine" Fair 2000 in Copenhagen, Denmark, where the wine "Pinot Noir" was declared the absolute winner – Grand Prix, in a competition with more than 650 wines from France, Spain, Italy, Chile, Argentina, California, South Africa and other countries.

Timeline of Bovin Winery

• 1998: First year of production with 120,000 bottles of white and red wines.
• 1999: 250,000 bottles.
• 2000: 500,000 bottles, growing towards 1 million bottles per year.
• 2010: Investments in new winemaking equipment and fermentation tanks to keep improving and innovating.
• 2023: The current total capacity is 1.5 million bottles of wine.