Wine Regions
If winemakers were to join forces and together produce a larger quantity of good and recognisable wine at an acceptable price, it would be easier for them to conquer markets
The second day of the WineOS festival was marked by a tour of four wineries of the Erdut region which presented their work and the resulting wine
Continuing TCN's look at the wine roads of Croatia, we continue on August 5, 2016 with our journey through Varazdin County - Jalžabet.
TCN's look at the wine roads of Croatia continues on August 4, 2016, with a visit to top spa resort, Varazdinske Toplice.
TCN's journey through the wine roads of Croatia begins on August 2, 2016, in the charming vineyards of Ludbreg in Varazdin County.
Požega - Slavonia is a county that is rich in history and culture and has long been famous for the production of wine. This county is known as the Golden Valley, given that name by the Roman’s (Vallis Aurea), and lies on fertile Požega plains where food and wine have been produced for thousands of years.
With 130 indigenous grape varieties. Croatian wine is a voyage of dicovery. TCN's Damien Cullen Druzak takes us into one of its lesser-known regions on March 2, 2016.
Croatia Wine Map
For all of the various varieties, indigenous and imported, hundreds of winemakers and many different wine styles, Croatia can be divided into 4 major winemaking regions. Those are: Eastern Continental Croatia, Croatian Highlands, Istria and Kvarner Bay, and Dalmatia. We have written about those regions extensively, and we invite you to research them through our article on the regions, articles with more details written on specifics of wine-making in each of the Croatian counties and through our series of articles showing you the virtual wine maps for best-known wine regions in Croatia.
Croatian Wine Varieties
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