"Monser" is the first range that reunites pure Romanian varieties. It's the most complete collection of pure Romanian varieties and it consists from: Feteasca Neagra, Babeasca Neagra, Cadarca, Babeasca Gri, Zghihara, Feteasca Regala, Feteasca Alba, Sarba, Tamaioasa Romaneasca and Busuioaca de Bohotin.
The wines from Monser are the most accurate representation of the real Romanian vine-growing tradition. In picking the name of the range, the starting point was that, traditionally, good wines in Romania were made by the old bourgeois and not the peasants.
Considering the fact that the Romanian varieties are pre-phyloxera, the name of the range, borrowed from a famous character from Caragiale's writings, was chosen to illustrate the atmosphere in Romania before the 1900s. It's the world of Duiliu Zamfirescu and Ion Luca Caragiale, "La Belle Epoque" of Romania, which is emphasized by the motto on the label: "Soiuri pure romanesti pentru boieri si obrazuri subtiri" - which in English translates: "Pure Romanian varieties for bourgeois and thin cheeks".
The drawing on the label recreates the atmosphere from more than 100 years ago, when local nobles were enjoying the wine produced in their own vineyards.
The range Monser contains white and red wines, dry, semidry and semisweet, according to the traditional preferences of the Romanian people, obtained using modern technologies, but respecting the variety's tipicity.