Grass, 0.75L

Graševina is an autochthonous variety of white wine grape that is grown in various wine-growing regions, and is especially famous in Croatia, Hungary, Slovenia and Austria. Graševina is one of the most widespread and important varieties of white grapes in Croatia, where it can be found under different names, such as Graševina, Graševina, Grasica, etc.

Description of taste and smell of graševina

1. Taste: Graševina wine usually has a fresh, refreshing and fruity taste. Dominant fruit tones include notes of ripe apples, pears, apricots and white berries. Acids are usually well balanced, which gives the wine a medium body and pleasant freshness.

2. Smell: The aromatic profile of graševina often includes floral notes, such as acacia blossom and white flowers, and subtle notes of honey and herbs can also be noticed.

Peculiarities of Graševina

1. Diversity: Graševina is an extremely diverse variety that can produce wines of different styles, from fresh and fruity wines to those with a little more fullness and complexity, depending on the growing conditions and production method.

2. Adaptability: Graševina adapts well to different terrains, which enables it to be grown in different wine-growing regions.

3. Refreshing acidity: Graševina is known for its pleasant acidity, which makes it an excellent choice for refreshing wines that are easily combined with various dishes.

4. Longevity: With appropriate production conditions, some Graševina wines can gain complexity and develop additional aromas after years of aging.

Međimurje winemakers and the region

Međimurje is located in the northwestern part of Croatia and is known for its long-standing winemaking tradition. Graševina is the most important white grape variety in Međimurje, where it thrives in favorable conditions along the Mura River. The region has specific climatic conditions with warm summers and mild winters, which contributes to the creation of quality grapes.

Međimurje winemakers are known for their focus on quality and traditional approach to production. Some of the famous Međimurje winemakers and wineries are Vinarija Kocijan, Vinarija Dvanajščak-Kozol and Vinarija Trs, but there are also numerous smaller family wineries that also contribute to the wealth and variety of Međimurje wines.

Visitors to Međimurje can enjoy wine tours, get to know traditional viticulture techniques and taste various wines in a beautiful rural environment. The region also offers a rich gastronomic offer with typical local dishes that go well with Međimurje wines.