Rosé Duet is a dry wine derived from equal parts Istrian-native Teran and locally-grown Cabernet Sauvignon. The remarkable marigold colour is unique among rosé wines and softly glows with shades...
Rosé Teran is a rosé wine made from typically red teran grapes native to Istria. The grapes are macerated, then fermented at low temperatures to emphasize the pulp of the...
Rosé Penelope is a crystalline rosé wine with a subtle pink hue more evocative of Provençal than of Istrian wines. The grapes are grown in deep terra rossa soil and...
Rosé is a dry wine with a shimmering coral hue and subtle red impressions. An intricate bouquet of raspberries and wild strawberries presages an appealing crispness that is refreshing to...
Rosé is a bright, dry wine derived from Pinot Noir grapes and blushes with the delicate pink hue of Sakura cherry blossoms. Ethereal fragrances of raspberries, ripe strawberries, and rose...
The Teran Rosé is a dry rosé wine produced from indigenous Istrian Teran grapes. Its muted, pale mauve hue is unique among other rosés. Lively fragrances reminiscent of blueberries dance...
Portorose is an homage to the chic Portorož Palace Hotel on the Adriatic coast. A dry, elegant rosé made from Istrian native Borgonja grapes, the wine shimmers with a bright,...
Rosé Xtrian is a dry rosé produced from Teran grapes with a dense coral complexion and peach blush. Vivid, exotic citrus fragrances of red Sicilian orange and pink grapefruit mingle...
Croatian Rosé Wine
How could anyone resist the allure of beautiful pink rosé wine, chilling in a glass on a warm summer night? Though rosés are often associated with light lunches and easy drinking, their versatility makes them perfect for any occasion. And because they're fresh and light, they pair well with a variety of dishes - from Asian cuisine to cheese boards. No wonder rosé wines are becoming a popular choice in Croatia. Even international sommeliers have noted the similarity between Croatian rosés and those produced in southern France, praising their "sturdy structure and moderate tannic grip." Whether you're enjoying them on their own or with food, make sure to give Croatian rosés a try - you won't be disappointed.
