Reading Time: Do you like wines with a touch of bottle age? Croatia is a fascinating country with plenty of quality wines made from both indigenous and international varieties. Thanks to the high volume of tourists and a voracious local market, the best producers sell out of their production every
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Feravino ‘Miraz’ Cuvée & Syrah 2017
Markus Franz Ferdinand: Bringing Babić to the Forefront of Croatian Wine
Reading Time: Once considered a cheap and insipid wine, Babić is reveling in renewed interest in its potential. What tremendous potential do winemakers see in this indigenous wine grape from Croatia? What sensory advantages does it possess to merit its move from the bottom shelf at a supermarket to eye-level
WineOS 6: Croatian Wine & More
Reading Time: Every January there's a gathering in Osijek dedicated to celebrating Croatian wines and the surrounding regions named WineOS. January 2020 marked the sixth edition of the festival. In addition to Croatian wines, there were selections from Hungary, Serbia, and Bosnia Herzegovina to taste. Here are my biggest takeaways from
Kutjevo Cellars ‘De Gotho’ Graševina 2018
Grabovac Trjnak Riserva 2017
Best Wine Memories of 2019
Stina, Plavac Mali Majstor 2016
Cracking Croatian Wine In Brač & Hvar
Istrian Wine Continues to Rise
Reading Time: Istria is a heart-shaped peninsula that sits at the top of the Adriatic Sea. Most of the peninsula sits within Croatian borders although there are small parts are in Slovenia and Italy. The region has often been dubbed "The New Tuscany" for its hilltop towns, Italian-influenced cuisine, and