Dalmatian Dog Pošip 2024 - Merga Victa Winery

You could say that Croatian wines are the great unknowns of Europe at the moment. Against all odds, this country, where the Greeks were already making wine in the 5th century, is beginning to stand out, showing the world how they are gradually overcoming the image of a country where production was in the hands of the state and wine was sold in bulk in taverns. The perfect example of what we are talking about is a bottle of Testament The Dalmatian Dog Pošip, a rich, structured white wine made by the Testament winery in Dalmatia (one of the four winemaking areas the country is divided into). To be more precise this winery’s vineyards are located in the northern region, in the town of Jadrtovac (very close to the medieval town of Šibenik), where only Pošip and Babić are grown. Both native varieties are organically cultivated and grown on their 47 hectares. The Pošip grape was exclusive to Korčula. It was not known outside of the island; however, now, this grape is one of the must-ha