croatian wine News
|
Zagreb -
One of the world's leading wine experts is just back from a week in Croatia after Zagreb Vinocom. Master of Wine Angela Muir shared her thoughts on the Croatian wine scene.
|
|
Imotski -
The relatively undiscovered wine region of Imotski is next on the list of the Zagreb Vinocom international press trip around Croatia.
|
|
Hvar -
The international press trip ahead of Zagreb Vinocom continues with a visit to the winemakers of Croatia's premier island of Hvar.
|
|
Rome -
Promoting foreign wine and culture in Rome is no easy task, but steady progress is being made in one quarter. Digital Journal meets the Croatian Cultural Attache.
|
|
Jelsa -
The wine scene in Croatia received a boost this autumn as former Harrods head wine buyer Jo Ahearne moved to Hvar to make her own wine. Digital Journal went to meet her.
|
|
Hvar -
The renaissance of Hvar wines in Croatia continues, with more international recognition in the form of organic gold in Germany.
|
|
Jelsa -
After moving to Croatia's premier island, Master of Wine Jo Ahearne picks her first grapes on a journey to produce quality Hvar wine.
|
|
Pula -
The association of winemakers in Istria, Croatia has a new president. Digital Journal went to meet him in Pula to learn more of his plans.
|
|
Jelsa -
Andro Tomic, arguably Croatia's most charismatic winemaker, serves up a holiday treat for Vela Gospa on the island of Hvar.
|
|
Split -
From Game of Thrones filming location to wine fair, the impressive cellars of a Roman Emperor's palace in Croatia showcase their diversity.
|
|
Split -
Croatian wine is on the rise, and this year's Dalmacija Wine Expo will take place in Split for the first time. An interview with organiser Zoran Paunovic.
|
|
Jelsa -
He was the face of Croatian EU integration with the Prosek scandal, and now it is the vineyards of Andro Tomic in the news.
|
|
Zagreb -
As Vinocom 2013 opens in Zagreb, this Digital Journalist meets a Slovenian wine expert with an insight into the region's wine potential.
|
|
Hvar -
With the emergence of Croatian wine on the international scene, the focus shifted to the island of Hvar for Sabatina 2103.
|
|
Split -
Split's incredible tourist season continues into mid-October in the impressive 4th century basement of Emperor Dioceltian's palace.
|
|
Hvar -
Croatia's wine tradition dates back thousands of years, and a new initiative on Hvar allows visitors to sample that rich wine heritage.
|
|
Hvar -
The latest promotion of quality Croatian wines took place on Hvar last night with the final leg of the Grand Cro wine tour.
|
|
Hvar -
With EU entry just months away, the Hvar wine story continues, as Andro Tomic plants the first organic Plavac Mali on northern Hvar.
|
|
Hvar -
More good news for the Hvar wine industry, as leading producer Zlatan Otok scoops three awards at the Decanter awards in London.
|
|
Hvar -
Hvar's wines continue to impress with the successful visit of a group of 20 wine experts from Switzerland, including the country's leading wine writer.
|
|
Its vineyards produced the ancestor of Zinfandel, and its modern vintages are attracting international attention and awards. As Croatia enters the EU in 2013, European wine consumers will have several new exciting options.
|
apis-259932 apis-258390 apis-258284 apis-256024 apis-254965 apis-253323 apis-252612 apis-250562 apis-249174 apis-240756 apis-237730 apis-228231 apis-218997 apis-216698 apis-215772 apis-203400 apis-202796 apis-202149 apis-177494 apis-177162 apis-168079
croatian wine Image
.jpg)
The indigenous wines of Croatia have been an important theme on the trip, including Bogdanusa from Caric, which was discovered at the 2013 BIWC in Sofia by British wine writer Jamie Goode, where it won a silver medal. Caric winery
.jpg)
The new organic Plavac Mali vineyards of Andro Tomic on Hvar, voted the best in Central Dalmatia for 2013. Bastijana
The new Bastijana winery north of Hvar Town is home to 14,000 organic Plavac Mali vines. Bastijana Winery
.jpg)
Magdalena and Sasa Senjkovic (centre, right) with journalist Ana Rogac. One of only three wineries on Brac, Senjkovic has established itself as one of Croatia's most exciting wineries in just five years. Ana Rogac
One of Croatia's leading producers, Korta Katarina in Orebic. Stasa Cafuta Trcek
.JPG)
Vinistra is Croatia's most important wine fair each year. Benvenuti winery
.JPG)
Indigenous grapes, rolling hills, hilltop villages - the majesty of Istria. Benvenuti winery
Tasting the 2011 Opolo rose with Sebastijan Tomic in the Romanesque Bastijana tasting rooms in Jelsa
.jpg)
The Red Lake, which along with its blue counterpart, are the main attractions in Imotski. Imotski Tourist Board
Zlatan Otok is Hvar's premier wine producer Zlatan Otok
.jpg)
If a winery could wine an award for location, there would be few to beat the Jako Vino winery on the fabled waterfront in Bol on the island of Brac.
.jpg)
In addition to the main fair, there were workshops and B2B sessions
Staša Cafuta Trček , editor of The Third Wine, at home among the vines. Stasa Cafuta Trcek
Winemaker Florencia Gomez at the Plancic winery in Vrbanj Plancic Winery
.jpg)
There was a strong Dalmatian wine presence, as well as representation from the rest of Croatia
.jpg)
The main Imotski wine presentation was held in the presentation room of the Imota winery, once the second largest winery in former Yugoslavia. Ana Rogac
.jpg)
The well-organised tasting, conducted by Zoran Pejovic of Paradox Hospitality, consisted of 21 wines from the region.
An aerial view of the largest vineyard on the Mediterranean islands, some 261 hectares, which Plancic has under concession for 50 years Plancic Winery
The most famous tree in Sveta Nedjelja and symbol of Zlatan Otok Zlatan Otok
Work begins on the largest vineyard on the Mediterranean islands. High profile visitors included former Prime Minister Ivo Sanader and President Stipe Mesic. Plancic Winery
|
|
