Salla: Enol Winery in Prezë Showcases Agritourism and Made in Albania Products

Agriculture and Rural Development Minister Andis Salla highlighted Enol Winery in Prezë as an example of successful agritourism and Albanian-made products.

Salla shared images from the winery on social media and described it as one of the first certified agritourism businesses in the country.

The winery has received support from the National Scheme. It has also built a sustainable cooperation network with local farmers and sources high-quality Albanian products from them.

Salla said Enol Winery offers local and foreign visitors an authentic experience through Albanian wines produced from native grape varieties.

The winery promotes rural tourism and supports local products while showcasing Albania’s agricultural traditions.

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