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Tag Archives: croatia
A week of food and wine in Split, Croatia
A week ago we returned from a week in Split, Croatia, and I share here some of our food and wine experiences. This break was not particularly wine-focussed, and we did not visit any local producers, but we did drink wines made … Continue reading
Wines from around Dubrovnik – Pošip, Plavac Mali, and Dingač
If you read my last post, you will know by now that Pošip and Plavac Mali are names of grapes used in South Dalmatia for varietal wines, white and red respectively. Also you will know that Pošip tends to be grown … Continue reading
The wine regions of South Dalmatia
I am going to be a bit more vague than I would like to in this post, because I found it very difficult to get up-to-date and authoritative sources of information. However, I saw that as all the more reason for pulling together what facts I … Continue reading
Places to eat and drink in Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik is not only a great place to explore in its own right, but is a good base to discover the wines of South Dalmatia and, to a lesser extent, the rest of Croatia. While it was historically well-connected by … Continue reading