Nu mi e rusine sa fie identificat cu Recas, nu este o gresala al meu si o mostenire din o system defectuoasa dinainte. Faptul ca nu sunt alte producatorii aici , (inca) este o simptom al slabiciune al industria Romaneasca de vin- care din punctul meu de vedere este pt calea sa fie aproape distrus in mare parte.
Faptul ca multe cramele mare sa complace cu situatie actual, fara sa da seama ca in scurt timp vor avea de facut fata o concurenta cranceana este trist. Faptul ca politice guvernmentala - in fata cu neglegenta BNR’ul cu cursul valutare, esecul Apia si absorbtie fondurile EU- e.t.c nu au avut efect decat sa agraveaza situatie- este de drept penibil - daca nu chiar suspect.

Dear Mr. Cox,

The fact that you read this blog and moreover, posted a comment is an indication that you are really interested in feed-backs on your wines and, generally, in the future of Romanian wines and wine industry.
I think this is great though must admit not being a fan of Recas wines for the simple reason that I still link the label to the old, communist style “working class” wines where anything goes. Guess I’m not the only one….sadly.
It is a shame indeed but the roots are deeply embedded in our minds. The same goes for Murfatlar and most historic vineyards.
Nevertheless, this does not mean that I do not like your wines yet the connection to the past is still there….
It is really sad that the government does not support and stimulate the Romanian wine industry and as you said this lack of involvement is almost suspect.
Fortunately, the foreign investors (like yourself) believe in their work and, despite all odds, do a wonderful job !!
Congratulations