Shabo Winery

Shabo is a winery and cultural center in southern Ukraine that combines production facilities with museum exhibits about winemaking. The site includes cellars, a tasting room, and displays covering the grape varieties and production methods used in the region.

The winery traces back to Swiss settlers in the 1800s who planted vineyards and established winemaking traditions in this area. The current facility was modernized over time while preserving production methods inspired by that early European wine culture.

The place takes its name from the village founded by Swiss settlers who brought their winemaking traditions to the region. Visitors can observe how these Alpine techniques still influence the cellar work and vineyard practices today.

The location is easily accessible and offers tours in multiple languages so visitors can understand the production processes. It helps to plan your visit in the morning when lighting is best and there are fewer people around.

The production facility ages brandies for more than 20 years and creates specialty grape vodkas, products rarely found in this region. These extended aging processes develop layers of flavor that build up over the decades.

Location: Shabo municipality

Inception: 2009

GPS coordinates: 46.14309,30.37369

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:11