A monumental sandstone sculpture of Bacchus watches over the vinotheque treasures at the Aleksandrovic Winery.

Wine Mecca Serbia: the Balkan state is becoming a hotspot for wine fans

Peter Moser, 16.10.2023

With great commitment and at a rapid pace, the Balkan state is developing into a new hotspot for wine connoisseurs. In addition to international varieties, it is mainly local varieties such as Prokupac and Grašac that are becoming the centre of attention.

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There is a fresh breeze blowing through Serbia's wine landscape, which is spread over three wine-growing regions with a total of 22 growing areas of varying size and importance, from the Hungarian border to the south and east of the country. About 22,000 hectares are now replanted with a great variety of international vines, but also very exciting local ones. There is noticeable investment in the sector. Last fall, visitors to the highly successful premiere of the "Wine Vision by Open Balkan" wine fair in Belgrade were able to see for themselves the great progress that has been made.

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