Andrey Andreev

Latest Journeys

The vineyards of Chateau Kolarovo, Harmanli, South Sakar, Bulgaria

A wine day in the Sakar mountains, Bulgaria – visiting Chateau Kolarovo wine cellar

Now we want to tell you about one day of ours among wine and nature in the spring in Southern...

Rose wine with Pontic shad and Tamianka with mussels soup. Wines from Rupel, Struma valley, Bulgaria and mood from the sea

We took a well-deserved spring holiday on the Bulgarian Black sea coast and the sea breeze in the evenings brought...

On the heel of Italy. Salento – a small but very charming part of Puglia

Everyone has his reasons to love Italy or not to love it. Maria and I adore it, but we actually...

Griffins Thracian tomb near the town of Shipka, Bulgaria

Expedition through the Kazanlak valley – the Thracian tombs Helvetia, Griffins and Shushmanets

It was the morning of a smiling spring day. Outdoors the sun was making world shinier and warmer and we...

Megalit Cabernet Franc from Chateau Kolarovo, Bulgaria

Cabernet Franc from Chateau Kolarovo, Bulgaria – we would never miss a good wine from a favourite terroir

Every time we experience something good, we become very enthusiastic to share it with everyone. This is our way to...

Foie Gras at Best Boutique hotel restaurant in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria

Where to feel the pleasure of food in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria? – The curiousity about good cuisune with chef Tsvetan Stoyanov

When in Stara Zagora, we are always looking for something. Sometimes we look for attractions, other times just for a...

Discover Sofia through food – Sofia Restaurant Week 2019!

Sofia Restaurant Week May 2019 edition – 7 – 12 May, selected restaurants, set menus at a price of 30...

Megalit Petit Verdot 2015 from Chateau Kolarovo, Bulgaria: When common is not enough

The boutique wine cellar Chateau Kolarovo is not anything new in our wine adventures. Actually, it is among our favourites...

Bulgaria

Bulgaria is always our first choice of destination. There are so many undiscovered places even for experienced tourist that we rarely need to travel abroad. Read some of the articles in this category and you will understand us.

A wine day in the Sakar mountains, Bulgaria – visiting Chateau Kolarovo wine cellar

Now we want to tell you about one day of ours among wine and nature in the spring in Southern...

Expedition through the Kazanlak valley – the Thracian tombs Helvetia, Griffins and Shushmanets

It was the morning of a smiling spring day. Outdoors the sun was making world shinier and warmer and we...

Where to feel the pleasure of food in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria? – The curiousity about good cuisune with chef Tsvetan Stoyanov

When in Stara Zagora, we are always looking for something. Sometimes we look for attractions, other times just for a...

The vineyards of Rupel Winery in Bulgaria, Struma valley

Rupel Wine Cellar, Bulgaria: Where the warm winds of the Rupel Gorge meet the purity of the spirit

To the left is Pirin mountain, then Slavyanka, then the Angistro mountains in Northern Greece and to the right is...

Wine tourism

Wine tourism is one of our ways to explore the world, or at least the warmer parts of it. To enjoy hills we have never seen or to remember the ones we have been to. To feel when the summer was warm of the vines were hit by a hailstorm. To discover the salty notes of the vines near the sea coast. If you are curious what we discover, travel with us!

A wine day in the Sakar mountains, Bulgaria – visiting Chateau Kolarovo wine cellar

Now we want to tell you about one day of ours among wine and nature in the spring in Southern...

Rose wine with Pontic shad and Tamianka with mussels soup. Wines from Rupel, Struma valley, Bulgaria and mood from the sea

We took a well-deserved spring holiday on the Bulgarian Black sea coast and the sea breeze in the evenings brought...

Cabernet Franc from Chateau Kolarovo, Bulgaria – we would never miss a good wine from a favourite terroir

Every time we experience something good, we become very enthusiastic to share it with everyone. This is our way to...

Megalit Petit Verdot 2015 from Chateau Kolarovo, Bulgaria: When common is not enough

The boutique wine cellar Chateau Kolarovo is not anything new in our wine adventures. Actually, it is among our favourites...

The Balkans

2 days in Rijeka, Croatia – the city that flows like a river

Rijeka is a labyrinth where I want to get lost The days spent at beautiful places are never enough. We...

The unforgettable Plitvice Lakes in Croatia – our guide to visiting them

Plan your trip to the beautiful Plitvice Lakes carefully to make the most out of it If you are planning...

Saint Mark's church and square, Zagreb, Croatia

The perfect family weekend in Zagreb, Croatia

With its special atmosphere and romantics, Zagreb is a city that can excite everybody Driving by the highway from Serbia...

Rafting Tara, Bosnia and Herzegovina – crossing the deepest canyon in Europe

How we crossed a state border during our first rafting experience and where we fell in love with rafting from...

Europe

On the heel of Italy. Salento – a small but very charming part of Puglia

Everyone has his reasons to love Italy or not to love it. Maria and I adore it, but we actually...

Masseria Santu Lasi in Salento, Puglia, South Italy

Masseria Santu Lasi (Santu Lasi Farm) near Salve – some architectural curiosities in Puglia, South Italy

It appeared that I have been to a massseria before, but I had not known the exact word. Masseria is...

Osteria Origano, Menhir winery, gourmet restaurant in Puglia at Minervino di Lecce, Salento area in South italy

Menhir – gourmet and wine at Minervino di Lecce, South Italy

All walks in Italy eventually lead to food and wine. For several days in Italy I drank only wine and...

The culinary delights of Salento area in Puglia, South Italy

Now we are going to talk about places you may have never imagined existed. And they are in one of...

Outside Europe

Tel Aviv, Israel – the city of surprises and the best beach we have ever seen

תל אביב Tel Aviv and Jaffa charmed us with the mix of stories, cultures and religions Tel Aviv welcomed me...

Our pilgrimage to Jerusalem, Israel – a journey through centuries and legends

What it feels like being in the Holy Land and praying on the tomb of Jesus A journey to Jerusalem...

Masada – the ancient desert pearl, Israel

Arad proved to be a calm and quiet town somewhere between the Judean desert and Negev desert in Israel. We...

Dead sea – where you cannot sink but you can drown

How it feels floating in the lowest point on Earth – Dead Sea The views around the highway do not...

Hotel and Restaurant Reviews

Our trips would not be so fulfilling if we were not staying in proper accommodations. Sometimes they are romantic, sometimes luxurious, sometimes they have pools or just home-made breakfast. We try to visit various places and enjoy them