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Aleksandrović
Šumadija – Oplenac/Topola
The story of Trijumf leads back to the royal cellars. Today, Aleksandrović combines this tradition with its own vineyards in Šumadija.
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Šumadija – Oplenac/Topola
The story of Trijumf leads back to the royal cellars. Today, Aleksandrović combines this tradition with its own vineyards in Šumadija.
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Fruška Gora – Beška
Fruška Gora’s mineral-rich soils, estate vineyards and a late harvest: BT Winery gives Marselan, Vranac and Tamjanika time to develop their character.
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Negotinska Krajina – Negotin
Monastic history meets wine culture: Bukovo near Negotin cultivates the rare Crna Tamjanika and makes the wines of the Filigran range.
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Fruška Gora – Šišatovac/Ležimir, Srem
A garage winery on the southern slopes of Fruška Gora. Đorđe Stojšić shapes Chichateau with wines such as Pink Punk, ChiChardonnay and Fabula.
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Fruška Gora – Mala Remeta, Srem
Deurić lies on the sunny southern slopes of Fruška Gora. Based in Mala Remeta, the winery combines its own vineyard sites with a commitment to wine as a craft.
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Šumadija – Viševac near Rača
The story of Emperus begins with Vasilije Senić’s plum orchard in Viševac. Heritage fruit varieties and Serbian oak continue to shape the house’s brandies today.
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Fruška Gora – Alma Mons, Erdevik/Srem
Erdevik’s historic cellar dates back to the Odescalchi family. Today, its own Fruška Gora vineyards are at the heart of the winery.
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Fruška Gora – Sremski Karlovci, Srem
Doka, Dobrilovac, Hopovo and Banstol: Frug works with four distinct sites around Sremski Karlovci, giving their origins room to express themselves in the glass.
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Župa – Aleksandrovac
In Aleksandrovac, Dragoslav “Gaga” Ivanović continues his family’s winemaking tradition. Indigenous varieties Prokupac and Tamjanika take centre stage.
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Fruška Gora – Irig, Srem
Kovačević grew from a family vineyard on the southern slopes of Fruška Gora. The winery is known for its S-Edicija wines and traditional bottle-fermented sparkling wines.
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Boka Kotorska – Kotor
In Montenegro’s Bay of Kotor, Kraken stores its wine bottles underwater. Darkness, pressure and a steady temperature shape this unusual cellar.
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Šumadija – Banja near Aranđelovac (Venčac-Oplenac)
Legat 1903 builds on Venčac’s winegrowing history. Viognier, Muscat Petit Grain, Pinot Noir and Merlot are among the varieties grown in Banja near Aranđelovac.
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Šumadija – Orašac, Kopljare and Banja
Matijašević’s vineyards lie in Orašac, Kopljare and Banja. Since 2023, the winery’s world has also included its own distillery with Twin Tigers gin.
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Negotinska Krajina – Rogljevo
Podrum Mirjana lies in Rogljevo, a village of historic wine cellars. The family estate’s roots go back to Stojan Đaković’s cellar of 1861.
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Vojvodina – Palić near Subotica
Estate orchards, modern stills and barrel stores define Podrum Palić. The long-established producer on Lake Palić underwent a thorough renewal from 2017.
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Western Serbia – Pepelj near Bajina Bašta (Tara)
The Ilić family runs Stara Pesma in the village of Pepelj near Bajina Bašta. Sunny southern slopes and the “House of Rakija” bring together fruit brandy and hospitality.
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Šumadija – Žirovnica near Kragujevac
An old oak gave Stari Hrast its name. In Žirovnica, the Stevanović family brings together estate vineyards and orchards – for wine and characterful fruit brandies.
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Fruška Gora – Mala Remeta, Srem
The Sparkling Winery in Mala Remeta grew out of the Deurić winery’s circle. It is devoted exclusively to sparkling wines made by traditional bottle fermentation.
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Negotinska Krajina – Bukovo near Negotin
Dejan Ivanović brought his Traško winery to life on Bukovo Hill near Negotin. The owner, who lives in Switzerland, is continuing his family’s winegrowing tradition.
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Smederevsko Vinogorje – Smederevo
Janko makes wine from grapes grown on its own sites around Smederevo. These include Zlatno Brdo near Ralja – the source of a distinctive Serbian winemaking style.
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Negotinska Krajina – Negotin
Mihajlovac, Kremenjača and Bukovo: the Mladenović-Matalj family works with three distinct sites in eastern Serbia. They give rise to wines such as Kremen Kamen and Crna Tamjanika.
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Negotinska Krajina – Rajac
Vinarija Raj in Negotinska Krajina also devotes itself to rarities: Semillon for Zenit, Crna Tamjanika and Gamay are part of the winery’s signature style.
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Fruška Gora – Srem
What began in 1959 with wine for the family lives on at Trivanović. Younger generations combine traditional methods with modern technology and grapes from estate vineyards.
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Šumadija – Banja near Topola (Oplenac)
A small vineyard in Banja near Topola, limited quantities and plenty of time in the cellar: Vinarija Vladimir is devoted to artisanal red wines inspired by Bordeaux.
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Vojvodina – Palić near Subotica
On Lake Palić, winemaking craftsmanship meets the culture of Vojvodina. The winery bears the name of singer Zvonko Bogdan and catches the eye with its colourful Art Nouveau roof.