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White wines made from the Bogdanuša grape originate from Croatia and are fresh with a nutty bitter finish. Bogdanuša is rarely bottled alone; it's usually accompanied by other grapes.
Bogdanuša grows on the Adriatic coast of Croatia, particularly on the island of Hvar, which is considered its birthplace. Here, it is planted in arid, steep vineyards under the hot sun, right on the sea. The name means "God-given" in Croatian, as Bogdanuša wine has traditionally been used for religious celebrations.
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