Croatian wine

The Plavac Mali is the most sought after choice in Croatia, a red wine that possesses a complex flavor and a very interesting past.

Indeed, the Croatian wines are respected for their quality and diversity, providing special indigenous grape varieties and characteristic terroirs.

Certainly, Croatia is a wine-producer, having a tradition in winemaking that extends for over two thousand years.

The renowned red wine of Croatia is Plavac Mali, characterized by its firm and fruity, spicy flavors.

Croatian wine prices can range with some types being quite reasonably priced and others of higher prices, depending on factors such as grape variety, region, and production methods.

Yes, Croatia gives very good quality red wines which are unique in flavor and quality.

Istria is considered the best wine region in Croatia, famous for its rather diverse terroir, and high-quality indigenous and international varieties of grapes.

Croatia is the birthplace of the Zinfandel wine.

Although Croatia produces both red and white wines, its red wines, such as Plavac Mali and Teran, are more popular internationally.

Some famous grape varieties include Plavac Mali, Graševina, and Malvasia.

Istria, Dalmatia, and Slavonia have notable wine regions in Croatia.

Croatia stands out with the indigenous grape varieties and diverse terroir of the country.

Croatian wines are a great example of the combination of traditional European winemaking practices with regional grape varieties.

Dingač Winery, Korta Katarina, and Saints Hills Winery are famous Croatian manufacturers.

Croatian wines go well with Mediterranean food, seafood, and grilled meat.

Croatia is an interesting combination of cultural heritage, beautiful natural scenery and world’s best wine experiences for the visitors.

Indeed, a great many Croatian wines, particularly reds from Plavac Mali, have the excellent ageing potential.

Quality and innovation have become the hallmarks of the Croatian wine industry, with a focus on indigenous grape varieties and sustainable practices.

Croatian wine is under the regulation of the Ministry of Agriculture of Croatia which establishes quality standards, labeling requirements and geographical indications.

There is the Dubrovnik FestiWine, Zagreb Wine Gourmet Weekend, and Vinistra in Istria, among others.