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Vineyard in Sveta Nedilja
We create with love and devotion
Located under the magnificent peak of Sveti Nikola, our vineyard in Sveta Nedilja is a true masterpiece of nature and human effort. This extremely steep terrain provides unique conditions for growing grapes, where mechanization is completely inapplicable due to the slope and specific soil. Each vineyard is cultivated by hand, and harvesting takes place using traditional methods in order to preserve authenticity and quality.
Soil in Sveta Nedilja is a special mixture of stone and organic material, which contributes to the concentration of the taste and aromatic characteristics of the grapes. Here we grow Plavac Mali, a red variety known for its rich color, intense aromas and full flavor. The wine that comes from this vineyard stands out for its depth and complexity, with notes of dark fruit, spices and dried grapes, which is the result of the unique conditions provided by this specific location.
Stone and
steep ground
Plavac
mali
Vineyard in Poljica
Sandstone and limestone - the secret of our wines
Our vineyard in Poljica is located near the village of Poljica, on somewhat flatter terrain compared to our other location, but still with the recognizable characteristics of the Hvar soil. Here, the soil is a combination of sandstone and limestone, which allows for better drainage and provides ideal conditions for grape growth.
Poljica is known for its historic winegrowing tradition and specific microclimatic influence. Here we grow different varieties of grapes, including white varieties that are adapted to these conditions. Wines from this locality are often fresher and fruitier, with pronounced aromas of citrus and herbal notes. This vineyard enables the creation of wines that are balanced and elegant, reflecting all the advantages of the local soil and climate.
Sandstone and
limestone
Various
varieties
Hvar's heritage in every glass
2400 years of tradition in every drop
Nurtured for centuries on the soil of Hvar, under the influence of the sun and the sea, our wine is the result of a long process of creation. Each glass has a rich history and a unique taste.
Soil
Dry and poor soil covered with stones 20 centimeters deep, where the root of the plant is placed 80 centimeters from the surface, protected from exposure to the sun.
Climate
The sunniest Croatian island with an annual average of 2726 sunny hours and a temperature of 16.5C. Convenient location of the vineyard on top of a hill exposed to the winds.
Grapes
Grapes of high sweetness with a yield between 0.5 and 0.75 kg per vine. Protected from direct sunlight by the leaves, it preserves its full flavor and aroma.
Tradition
Viticulture on Hvar has over 2400 years of history. The Greeks brought this tradition back in the 4th century. BC, making Hvar one of the oldest wine regions in the world.
