RESEARCHES REGARDING WINE AS AGROTOURISTIC RESOURCE CASE STUDY: "BUDUREASCA"

In regions that today form the Romanian space, vines grew wild thousands of years ago. Vitis Silvestris, native Carpathian oak forests, was the basis of the famous Dacian vines. In Prahova, wine road reissuing older segment of the wine road used by the Romans, which traversed Europe. It goes through the famous vineyards of the county and includes stops at the mansion, court and monasteries. The road passes through villages: Filipeştii Fair, Băicoi, Boldeşti, Bucov, pleasant Valley Călugărească, Iordăcheanu, Urlati, Ceptura, Fântânele Tohani, Gura Vad, and to exploit fully, liquid gold, it was introduced tourist circuit wine cellars from Urlaţi and Azuga which are offered for tasting exceptional wines and sparkling wines, with traditional rustic menu.