1) Standard Quality;
2) High Quality;
3) Special ( comprising dessert wines and fortified wines ).

The High Quality category is divided into three sub-categories:

1) Wines without Declared Geographical Origin but of declared variety or brand name;
2) Wines of Declared Geographical Origin ( DGO );
3) Wines of Controlled Name of Origin ( CNO ), equivalent to AOC in France.

Wines of Controlled Name of Origin must be tasted by the National Tasting Committee appointed by the Minister of Agriculture before being awarded Controlled status.

As well as having a passport with information about the region, soil, climatic conditions, vinification, varieties, each wine must hold an evaluation from three consecutive vintages proving consistent quality. A member of the National Tasting Committee is present at harvest. Prior to bottling, after tasting the wines, the Committee issues a Certificate of Approval.

CNO wines have distinct characters and features based on the specific natural conditions and production traditions of the particular region. The following conditions must be respected:

1) The grapes for the wine have to originate from a defined geographical micro-region with specific and uniform soil and climatic conditions.
2) The wines must be produced from grape varieties approved for the region.
3)  Both viticulture and vinification must adhere to strict rules.
4) The levels of alcohol, acidity and sugar must figure within strict boundaries. The wines are organoleptically and chemically tested.

CNO wines can be called Reserves if the vintage is superior to average and the wine has been aged in oak barrels for at least three years for white wines and four years for red wines.

Grand Reserves are wines produced from exceptional harvests only. Aged for at least two years in barrel and three years in bottle, these wines can not leave the winery until the sixth year after harvest.

Klimtech's selection encompasses high quality vintage wine ( DGO wines and CNO wines ) only.

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No	Type of Red Wine / Image of Wine		Vintage / Certificate		Volume [ L ]	Red Wine Price * [ USD ]
1.	Merlot Wine		1998		0.750	2.35
2.	Merlot Wine	Burgas	1997	Burgas	0.750	2.45
		Lyaskovets		Lyaskovets
3.	Merlot Wine	Suhindol	1996	Suhindol	0.750	2.55
4.	Merlot wine	Burgas	1995	Burgas	0.750	2.60
		Suhindol		Suhindol
5.	Cabernet Sauvignon Wine		1998		0.750	2.45
6.	Cabernet Sauvignon Wine	Burgas	1997	Burgas	0.750	2.55
		Lyaskovets		Lyaskovets
7.	Cabernet Sauvignon Wine	Suhindol	1996	Suhindol	0.750	2.65
8.	Cabernet Sauvignon wine	Burgas	1995	Burgas	0.750	2.70
		Suhindol		Suhindol
9.	Mavrud Wine		1996		0.750	2.45
10.	Natural Sparkling Red Wine ( Dry Wine / Semi Dry Red Wine )		1997		0.750	2.50

* All prices quoted C.&.F. U.S. East Coast port are negotiable depending on order.
Price quotations for any other destination can be provided forthwith.
Preferential prices are offered for purchasing large quantity.
We are looking for companies interested in wholesaling or retailing our wines.

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* All prices quoted C.&.F. U.S. East Coast port are negotiable depending on order.
Price quotations for any other destination can be provided forthwith.
Preferential prices are offered for purchasing large quantity.
We are looking for companies interested in wholesaling or retailing our wines.

        Minimum Quantity to Order
The first order may reach 5 000 bottles as all subsequent shipments should not be less than one 20' container load, i.e. approximately 12 000 bottles (1 000 12-nest cardboard boxes). Smaller orders should be further negotiated.

        Bottling and Labeling
Customized bottling and labeling ( personalized wine label ) are negotiable.

        Terms of Delivery
Less than 55 days sequent to vendee's opening L/C.

        Terms of Payment
45-day Irrevocable and Confirmed Letter of Credit available upon presentation of appropriate shipment documents to an international bank indicated by Klimtech.