Vineyards
Unique wine culture
Croatia & Wine
Croatia, where the warmth of the Mediterranean meets the crispness of Alpine climates, is a land of rich history and cultural fusion. It’s this unique blend that makes Croatian wine culture truly exceptional. With over 140 indigenous grape varieties, of which 60 are commercially recognized, Croatia offers a diverse and captivating wine experience.
Divided into four wine regions, sixteen sub-regions, and 66 appellations, Croatia’s landscape and climate variations play a pivotal role in shaping its wine identity. Each region, situated in different corners of the country, has nurtured its own distinct grape varieties, perfectly reflecting the local geography, climate, and customs. These original styles invite you to savor the terroir and indulge in modern expressions of ancient winemaking traditions.
Dalmatia & wine
A cradle for winemaking
For over 2500 years, the region of Dalmatia has been a cradle of winemaking, potentially introduced by the first Greek settlers. Boasting over 90 indigenous grape varieties, Dalmatia’s wines are an exclusive representation of its rich viticultural heritage.
A unique quality
to the wines
The Imotski wine region, with its complex history and isolated position, has preserved local varieties in specific pockets of land. Grapes like Kujundžuša, Vranac and Trnjak from Imotski have retained their unique identity and character. Renowned international varietals like Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Chardonnay have also found a home here. The soil, predominantly limestone rocks with overlays of various red soils, coupled with distinct climatic conditions, imparts a unique quality to the wines.
Vineyard Vučja Draga 8ha
Superior vineyard position in Imotski wine growing area
Varieties: Kujundžuša, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Pošip, Trnjak, Vranac, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon
Wine age: 15 years
(Micro)Climate: Mediterranean with mild continental influence; double insolation due to crushed limestone on the surface of the soil
Soil: red soil with crushed limestone and limestone gravel
Altitude: 400-450 m
Vineyard Čanjevice 14ha
North-western part
of the Imotski
valley
Varieties: Kujundžuša, Chardonnay, Sauvignon blanc, Cabernet Franc, Trnjak, Vranac, Cabernet Sauvignon
Wine age: 4 years
(Micro)Climate: Mediterranean with mild continental influence; constantly exposed to mild breeze from Badnjevice canyon
Soil: red and brown-red soil with limestone gravel; alluvial soil that used to be a riverbed
Altitude: 280 m
Vineyard Luka Bilikovišće 1ha
South-western part of the Imotski valley
Varieties: Kujundžuša, Chardonnay, Sauvignon blanc
Wine age: 20 years
(Micro)Climate: Mediterranean with mild continental influence
Soil: clay with pebbles
Altitude: 280 m
Smaller vineyards 4ha4ha, small plots
Podvornica and other vineyards
Varieties: Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, Kujundžuša, Botun, Chardonnay,Trnjak, Vranac, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon
Wine age: 10-40 years
(Micro)Climate: Mediterranean with mild continental influence
Soil: gravel in the north and nortwestern part of the valley, clay in the south and southeastern part of the valley
Altitude: 280-260 m
All the diverse flavors of our wines
Embark on a journey through our vineyards and experience the diverse flavors that characterize our wines.
