Crama Avincis

4.7(214 reviews)Strada Valea Caselor 1A, 245700 Drăgășani, România

Avincis is the aristocratic estate of the Drăgășani revival, on the right bank of the Olt, carefully rebuilt around the historic Dobrușa manor. The Guramba family brought an old estate back to life and built a modern, elegant winery producing some of Oltenia's finest wines. Here the rare native grapes shine — Crâmpoșie Selecționată, the region's lively white, and the reds Negru de Drăgășani and Novac — alongside blends such as Cuvée Grandiflora.

The estate is a destination in itself: award-winning architecture, tastings, views over the vines and the Olt, and events. For visitors it's the peak of the Drăgășani experience, a winery that ties the place's noble history to a modern wine with character and deeply Romanian roots.

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Where is Crama Avincis?+

Crama Avincis is located at Strada Valea Caselor 1A, 245700 Drăgășani, România, in Drăgășani.

Is Crama Avincis worth visiting?+

Yes — it holds a 4.7/5 rating from 214 visitor reviews.

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Popular sights can sell out — booking ahead online saves queuing.

What else is near Crama Avincis?+

Nearby you'll find Crama Iordache, Biserica Sfântul Nicolae Drăgășani, Crama Prince Ştirbey.

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