This is what good wine from the Blatina grape tastes like

The Blatina grape produces ripe red wines with plenty of spice and aroma. You'll often taste notes of plums and cherries, along with hints of coffee. It grows in the Balkans, primarily in Bosnia-Herzegovina, near Mostar.

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You'll also find Blatina in Croatia, on the Dalmatian coast. It gets sweltering here in summer, but Blatina still retains a sufficient freshness. It descends from Tribidrag, also known as Primitivo or Zinfandel.

Blatina cannot reproduce itself. It needs other varieties for fertilization. Therefore, winemakers often plant vines of other varieties throughout the vineyard, such as Alicante Bouschet or Trnjak, another local grape.

We currently have one wine made from the Blatina grape in our range. You can view our Blatina wine here.