Where to Find Bovin Winery Wines and Pricing

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Bovin Winery wines are distributed across 36 countries on five continents — Europe, North America, Africa, Australia, and Asia — and the winery's own website lists a dedicated Price List page for pricing information. If you want to browse the range before checking prices, the site's "Our Wines" and "Wine Selection" sections cover the full portfolio, and individual bottles can be added to a wishlist.

Where Bovin Wines Are Sold

According to the winery, Bovin products reach 36 countries across:

  • Europe
  • North America
  • Africa
  • Australia
  • Asia

That gives buyers on five continents a reasonable chance of finding a local importer or retailer, though the site does not name specific distributors or shops per country. If you are outside these markets, the winery's direct channels are the practical starting point.

How to Check Pricing

The site provides a Price List page at bovin.mk/price-list/. This is the most direct route to current pricing published by the winery itself.

Practical steps:

  1. Go to the Price List page on the Bovin website.
  2. Compare the listed wines against the categories on the "Our Wines" page so you know which tier you are looking at.
  3. Note that retail prices in your country will differ from any winery-listed price once import duties, taxes, and distributor margins are added.

The site does not state whether prices are shown in a single currency or whether the list is aimed at trade buyers rather than consumers, so treat it as a reference point rather than a final retail figure.

What You Can Browse Before Buying

Bovin organizes its output into four wine categories:

Category Examples shown on site
Classic wines Ana Marija Rosé
Superior wines (listed as a tier)
Premium wines Premier
Dessert wines Vranec Late Harvest, Traminec Late Harvest

Alongside wine, the winery produces brandies — grape and cherry brandies are named under "Our Unique Spirits."

Production is roughly 70% red wine and 30% white wine, and the winery's total capacity is about 1.5 million bottles. Wines are sold in 0.75 l bottles.

The site also has an Add to wishlist function on individual wine pages, which is useful for building a shortlist before you contact a distributor or place an order.

Background That Affects Availability

Bovin was established in 1998 as the first privately built winery in Macedonia, producing 120,000 bottles in its first year. It is based in the Negotino wine region, part of the larger Tikveš wine region.

Two production details are relevant if you are comparing bottles:

  • About 80% of grapes come from Bovin's own vineyards; the remaining 20% from selected plantations.
  • Vineyards are described as using environmentally friendly practices, with protection applied only once or twice at most during the growing season.

The winery also states that its red wines won the Champion title at the Agro-Expo Fair in Skopje for seven years — 2001–2003 with "Dissan" and 2004–2005 with "Daron" — after "Venus" took the Champion title in the red wine category in 1999–2000.

Practical Notes

  • Start with the Price List page if price is your main question; it is the only pricing resource referenced on the site.
  • Use the wine categories (Classic, Superior, Premium, Dessert) to match a bottle to your budget tier before requesting quotes.
  • Contact a local importer for your country, since the site confirms international reach but does not publish a distributor directory.
  • Do not assume online ordering — the site shows browsing and wishlist features, but no checkout or payment platform is indicated in the available information.