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Although in the West known as a Valentine’s Day, the February 14th in Macedonia is celebrated traditionally as St. Tryphon’s Day. St. Tryphon’s Day is one of the most celebrated holidays in the Orthodox Christians cultures in the Balkans, aside of Macedonia especially in Serbia, Bulgaria and Montenegro. Some consider it as the last winter holiday, while others – as the first spring holiday.

St. Tryphon is the patron saint of gardeners and winegrowers, winemakers and restaurants and he protects the vineyards and the gardens from harm and misfortunes (diseases, insects, severe weather etc.). The day is a fertility rite intended to encourage the growth of the vines and is celebrated with many customs, but mainly known for the ritual of pruning the grape vine. On February 14th, for the first time that year, the vine growers go to the vineyards and start pruning the vines. In most parts of Macedonia, early in the morning on the day of Saint Tryphon, people go to church where the priest blesses the holy water, which is sprinkled over the vines. Legend says, if it rains on the holiday St. Tryphon, then the vine will be very fruitful that year. In the Tikvesh region the vine growers used to go into the vineyards early in the morning to prune few vines, poured wine onto them, and blessed them afterwards. In the village of Vatasha after the grape vine pruning, the priest stabbed a torch on fire in the ground in the church yard, in order to speed up the departure of winter.

In Chateau Sopot the St, Tryphon day celebration starts about noon with a prayer of blessing of the vineyards and the ritual of pruning the grape vine. That is symbolic first pruning the grape vine even the pruning starts with the start of winter. Usually, afterword there will be live music and special offers for wine testing.