Soldaia

Soldaia is a white grape variety originating from Ukraine, specifically named after the old town of Sudak in Crimea. Known by its synonyms SD-56 and Soldaiya, this grape is used primarily in the production of fortified wines, particularly in blends by the Solnechnaya Dolina (Sun Valley) winery. Additionally, it is also cultivated as a table grape.

Soldaia wines are typically used in fortified blends, and while specific tasting notes are not widely documented, the grape is valued for its role in creating structured and aromatic fortified wines.

Soldaia is found in Crimea, Ukraine, where it is cultivated for both wine production and as a table grape. It is most commonly used in blends for fortified wines.

Soldaia’s name is derived from the old town of Sudak in Crimea, highlighting its deep regional ties.