The village of Borpatakhoz was originally a small Hungarian Catholic village documented in 1853, which had a flourishing period during the 1850s due to mining of gold, silver, zinc, copper, and lead that extracted over 2,000 tonnes of silver and other metals. After Transylvania unified with Romania, the mines closed and farming became the main occupation for villagers. Currently, most inhabitants speak Romanian rather than Hungarian due to a lack of Hungarian education in the area.

1. The village is documented in 1853 named Borpatakhoz
Originally it was a small Hungarian village Catholic.
The village had a flourishing period during retrievals mining of gold, silver , zinc , copper and
lead. Of me was extracted 2,000 tonnes silver , 60 tonnes copper, zin 300 tonnes , 100 tonnes
of lead and 2-3 kg during the Austro-Hungarian gold .
With the unification of Transylvania with Romania , extractions at Wine Valley were stopped
and mines have closed fot . Villagers are forced to turn to agriculture.
Currently , due to lack of education in Hungarian most of the inhabitants have forgotten them
speaking Hungarian Romanian.
Wine Valley ( Hungarian: Radnaborberek , Borpatakhoz ) is a village in the municipality of
Rodna Bistrita Nasaud , Transylvania, Romania .
Univesiy : Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Bucharest
Faculty of Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and Rural
Development Department
Specialization : Management in Public Food and Agro
Students : Dinu Ada Georgiana
Stinga Antonela Mihaela
Groupe: 8112