Definition: The word "Anatola" refers to a specific type of wine produced in Romania called "Anatol". It's made from grapes that grow in an area known as Anantol, which lies on the western border of Romania. Anatol is a sweet, light-bodied red wine. Its color can vary depending on where it's grown and the time it was fermented. Some examples of this wine include "L'Anatoli," "Sibiu," "Kiev," and "Roma." It's typically served chilled and has a delicate acidity that makes it perfect for summer sipping or pairing with light salads.