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Buy 4 get 2 bottles Free Croatian Wine Box

Buy 4 get 2 bottles Free Croatian Wine Box
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$120.28$162.37843,42 HRK1138,55 HRK

Sample these selected wines from different Croatian regions at a special discount deal! 

In this selection, you will cover styles and expressions from Dalmatia to Slavonia and Danube, from Istria to Upland Croatia. 3 whites and 3 reds, each with a different story to tell and a palate to impress.

To help you choose, we have managed to arrange a special deal and get you 2 bottles for FREE!

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Winery Ante Sladić
Country Croatia
Region Dalmatia
Variety Lasina
Category Red wines
Bottle size 0.75 L
Alcohol 13 %
Production 2.000
  • Spices
  • Black currant
  • Violet
  • Earth

Lasina is rare variety, which provides high-quality, gentle but at the same time serious wine. Unfiltered. Unique and honest. Live ruby color. Dried flowers. Ripe red fruit. Herbs. The selection of the best grapes from old vineyards. This wine was aged in oak barrels for 14 months.

  • White fish
  • Poultry
  • Salmon
  • Tuna

Sladić Ante Winery is a family winery in Plastovo, on a hill above Skradin, near the Krka National Park. They uncompromisingly believe in indigenous varieties and invest enormous effort in vineyard and wine cellar while respecting tradition and nature. It is a winery with a long tradition and great passion for winemaking. The microclimate at an altitude of 250 m created by a unique combination of River Krka and the Adriatic Sea. Enriched with the soil formed under the influence of the sea and a river that once ran in that area has produced a lot of limestones and a mixture of different soil that gives minerality and allows creating wines of various styles and qualities. The Debit variety that was once a currency for payment. It has a fabulous history where it won many awards, was exported to France and Italy, and even Marshal Marmont was drinking it.

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Winery Bolfan Vinski Vrh
Country Croatia
Region Croatian Uplands
Variety Sauvignon Blanc
Category White wines
Bottle size 0.75 L
Alcohol 15 %
  • Herbs
  • Tropical fruit
  • Melon
  • Mango

Muscular but harmonious, a mouthfeel of fully ripe dry aged Sauvignon Blanc, with golden green color and rich smell of melon and tropical fruit like mango and avocado.

  • Veal
  • Sushi
  • Vegetable risotto
  • Mature cheese

Tomislav Bolfan is one of the most important winemakers from Zagorje area. Every year he wins a few Decanter awards. As Tomislav says; the peak in wine production are completely natural wines and we wish to achieve that by implementing a 100 % natural method of vine growing, followed by processing must into wine. Fresh wine, different mineral and fruity natural aromas, flowery varietal fragrances, for people who look for more, people who can recognize the difference. Bolfan’s philosophy is that wine is made for personal pleasure, relaxation, dancing, socializing and special moments. Vines have grown at the site of Bolfan Vinski Vrh, Croatia for thousands of years. Dating as far back as the Roman Empire, Bolfan estate has been the site where many wines have been produced and tasted. With thousands of years to practice their craft, it’s no wonder this charming winery is home to award-winning wines.

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Winery Iločki podrumi
Country Croatia
Region Slavonia and Croatian Danube
Variety Graševina (Welschriesling)
Category White wines
Bottle size 0.75 L
Alcohol 13 %
  • Honey
  • Green apple
  • Quince
  • Flowery

This semi-sweet Graševina from Principovac vineyard with its rich, lush, and creamy texture, nice aromas of ripe fruits and honey, and very light notes of botrytis make this wine the perfect choice for sultry summer evenings on the Danube. Best served with white meat dishes and a sophisticated cheese selection.

  • Creamy dessert
  • Roasted poultry
  • Soft cheese
  • Pasta with truffles

The most award-winning wine cellar in Croatia, Iločki Podrumi (ILOK CELLARS) started harvesting recognition a very long time ago. Ilok cellars are a symbol of preserving the Croatian wine tradition, which dates back more than 2 000 years to wine growing positions Principovac and Vukovo, of the western slopes of Fruška Gora which gently descend towards the mighty Danube river. Throughout history until nowadays, Ilok cellar wines are carrying the insignia of “the original domain bottling” introduced by the Odescalchi family in the 17th century to mark the originality and elegance of wines created from grapes of noble varieties, from best appellations, in ideal conditions using state of the art technologies and filling them on their own property.

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Winery Obiteljski podrum Josić
Country Croatia
Region Slavonia and Croatian Danube
Variety Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Franc
Category Red wines
Bottle size 0.75 L
  • Blueberry
  • Blackberry
  • Cherry
  • Raspberry

This wine is quite unusual “Bordeaux-Burgundian” blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Pinot Noir. It has pronounced nose of Cherry, raspberry and blackberry aromas. On the palate it is stylish, long with layered flavors of black currant, clove, coffee beans, black pepper and dark chocolate. Oak is well integrated with supptle tannins.

  • Hard cheese
  • Fruit cake
  • Meat risotto
  • Roasted meat

Family Josić from Osijek in 1999 bought an old wine cellar from 1935. They have restored it, equip it with modern technology while preserving the traditional look of the wine cellar. At the same time, they bought around 1.6 hectares of old vineyards. Josić Wines are made from authentic Baranja varieties that ripen in ancient vineyards on Banova kosa. The restaurant and winery are located in the ambiance of the so-called Sarduk, in the idyllic Baranja village Zmajevac. Sarduk is a Turkish name for the characteristic opening in the hill with wine cellars buried in the ground, so-called gators. Characteristic for Sarduk is that the temperature is consistent at any time of the year,  between 12 and 15 degrees Celsius. Ideal for wine.

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Winery PZ Stoviš
Country Croatia
Region Dalmatia
Variety Plavac mali
Category Red wines
  • Herbs
  • Salt
  • Plum
  • Rosemary

Dark ruby color, medium to full body and bouquet of black fruit and beeswax, a classic Plavic Mali. On the nose Mediterranean herbs, wild fennel, rosemary, littoral,
sea salt with a hint of smoke. On the palate, the tannins are still powerful suggesting there are years of development ahead of it. It is best to open a few hours before drinking. The wine becomes more balanced, softer and much better for drinking. It is reminiscent of a type of Barolo that has an animal odor in it. However, if left to breathe after a while the smell disappears and an excellent specimen of indigenous plavac mali variety remains. Excellent value for money.

  • Hard cheese
  • Carbonara
  • Game meat
  • Meat risotto

Stoviš agricultural cooperative operates in Ston, in the area of Dubrovnik-Neretva County and produces olive oil and local wine. The cooperative employs 7 people and is focused on producing the best olive oil and wine from its micro-location in Peljesac. Grapes for this wine are from position Mili. Position Mili dates back to the Dubrovnik Republic. Wines with on this micro-location are affected by the wind that often blows from the direction of Ston, to be exact from Ston salt fields. These vineyards are among the rare ones that were not devastated by phylloxera in the 19th century. Mili is a position of unique microclimate characteristics, southern exposure on the Peljesac peninsula. Similar as well known and protected positions of Dingac and Postup, but a little further south to even more unreachable terrain.

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Winery Roxanich
Country Croatia
Region Istria & Kvarner
Variety Malvasia Istriana
Category White wines
Bottle size 0.75 L
Alcohol 12.5 %
  • Salt
  • Acacia flowers
  • Minerality
  • Chamomile

Unlike many of the “fresh style” Malvasia Istriana, Roxanich`s interpretation is more a wine alike, profound and arguably authentic expression of the classic Malvasia Istriana. Fresh and macerated from a few hours to a few days, subject to vintage, the Roxanich Montona offers intense and seductive aromas, a superb fruity concentration, and yet is well-balanced with subtle acidity. On the nose come wafts of acacia blossoms, beeswax, chamomile and dried fruits. This perfectly lively wine then goes on to reveal its mineral character and full volume with intriguing saltiness

  • Veal
  • Shrimps
  • Vegetable risotto
  • Pasta with truffles

From pale gold to glowing amber. From blushing pink to deep red and all the hues in between. The Roxanich collections are an experience for all the senses. Discover the grape varieties, savor the aromas, see the multitude of colors and hear it speak to you of distant times and beautiful places.

Roxanich produces natural wines from both indigenous and internationally recognized grape varieties, in line with highest ecological standards, growing and cultivating the grapes using traditional methods of yield control, practicing minimal intervention. In the vineyard – only natural elements like copper and sulphur are admitted in minimal quantities, and in the cellar – sulphur only symbolically when needed.

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