The Qibray wine region, nestled in Uzbekistan, is a hidden gem for wine enthusiasts eager to discover authentic and less explored terroirs. Known for its continental climate, the region enjoys hot summers and mild winters that promote optimal grape ripening. The soils, primarily composed of silt and gravel, provide the vines with essential nutrients while ensuring good drainage. Qibray is especially renowned for its indigenous grape varieties that unveil the unique potential of Uzbek viticulture. Among them, "Bayan Shirey" and "Keldykosh" stand out for their authenticity and distinctive aromatic profiles. For reds, Qibray wines typically offer notes of ripe red fruits and light spices, whereas the whites are characterised by a vibrant freshness and delicate floral aromas. This burgeoning region, embracing environmentally friendly cultivation methods, is catching the attention of critics and discerning sommeliers seeking novelties in the global wine market. Qibray promises a captivating wine experience for those who wish to enrich their cellar with treasures from a still unfamiliar terroir.