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Vinogradi Nuić
Vineyards near Međugorje
Vineyards on red karst soil between Međugorje and Ljubuški, with cellar tours and tastings.

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About Vinogradi Nuić
Between Međugorje and Ljubuški, Vinogradi Nuić spreads across 43 hectares of red karst soil, facing south-west and swept dry by the bura. The story began in 2004 on the Orlovac slope, and the first three wines, Žilavka, Blatina and Blatina Barrique, came out in 2008. Later plantings added Trnjak, Syrah, Touriga Nacional and Korčula’s Pošip. Visits pair a cellar tour with tastings of three or five wines, the longer ones with meze, and last about an hour. Reserve at least a day in advance, by phone on weekdays or Saturday mornings.
Our take
- Žilavka, Blatina and Trnjak
- Cellar tour and tasting
- Between Međugorje and Ljubuški
- Book a day ahead
- Address
- Crnopod 51, 88320 Ljubuški
Crnopod, Ljubuški, the Balkans - Phone
- +387 39 849 515
- Website
- vinogradinuic.com
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Vinogradi Nuić before you go.
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