Ukrainian wine from the Black Sea region

Seven Expressions of One Land.

The seven Budjak Vinaria wines on stone in warm evening light: Cabernet Rosé, Sauvignon Blanc, Sauvignon Orange, Muscat Orange, Telti-Kuruk, Materia, Pinot Noir

A hand on the edge of a grape bin full of white grapes

01 · People

Every bunch passes through people’s hands

Our grapes are picked by hand. The people who tend the vines all year know every row. Budjak Vinaria is, above all, a team.

And it all begins with the place where the vines grow

Young vines at sunset with the Burnas lagoon behind them

02 · Place

Born between the sea and the steppe

Budjak Vinaria is a small family winery near Bazarianka, in the far south of Ukraine. Our vines grow in Lebedivka, once the resort of Bad Burnas, on a strip of land between the Black Sea and the salt lagoon Burnas. We make a few wines, in small lots, with no artificial inputs.

Deeper down, the roots of this land

The shore at sunset: sand, steppe grass and the calm sea

03 · Roots

Rooted in our land

History, soil and people. Budjak was settled by Germans and many other nations, and each brought its own way with the vine. Sun, sea breezes and the soils of the coast do the rest: wines with bright character, elegance and natural freshness.

Our story

And all of it ends up in the glass

Crates of freshly picked white grapes at sunset, a tractor in the vineyard behind

04 · Wine · Ukraine Wine & Spirits Awards 2026

Our first harvest, and already awarded

At the autumn tasting competition, 125 wines were judged. Muscat Orange took gold and was named the best wine of the whole competition. Cabernet Rosé and Telti-Kuruk each won silver.

Official results

Budjak Vinaria wine boxes stacked on a pallet in the cellar

Let’s create stories together

Would you like to introduce your guests to the wines of Budjak Vinaria? We are always open to new partnerships with restaurants, wine shops, distributors and partners in Ukraine and beyond.