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Trnjak produces fairly aromatic red wines with plenty of red fruit and notably pronounced spiciness. It originally comes from the province of Dalmatia, and only there and just across the border in Bosnia-Herzegovina is red wine made from Trnjak.
In Croatia, Trnjak is obscure. You find it in a few vineyards south of Split and near Makarska, both right on the Adriatic coast. A little further inland you soon find yourself in Bosnia-Herzegovina, where Trnjak is also planted in a few vineyards near Mostar. There it is often blended with the Blatina grape - not only in the bottle, but also in the vineyard, since Blatina needs help from another grape variety to reproduce.
We currently have one wine made from the Trnjak grape in our range. You can view our Trnjak wine here.
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