Collection: Red Wine

Lasina is one of Croatia's rarest indigenous red grapes — native to the Šibenik hinterland of northern Dalmatia, almost lost to history and now carefully preserved by a small group of dedicated producers. Medium-deep ruby in the glass, with aromas of red cherry, dried herbs, sweet spice and a fine maritime mineral edge. Medium-bodied with bright acidity, fine tannins and a long savoury finish. A piece of Croatian wine heritage.0.75 L · Croatia (Šibenik hinterland)

Fortica is a Croatian wine bottling that quietly captures the Mediterranean coastal character — a balanced, food-friendly wine made for the table rather than the cellar. Medium-bodied, with clean fruit, soft structure and a refreshing finish. A reliable everyday choice for grilled fish, charcuterie boards or weeknight pasta.

1. Product Title Boškinac Boškinčić Red Wine, 0.75 L 2. Alt Text A bottle of Boškinac Boškinčić dry red wine, a vibrant blend of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon from Pag Island, 0.75 L. 3. Product Description Boškinac Boškinčić – Freshness and Character of a Young Pag Island Red Discover a more approachable and vibrant expression of the legendary Boškinac terroir. Affectionately named Boškinčić ("Little Boškinac"), this exceptional red blend brings together two world-famous varieties to deliver the perfect balance of youthful energy and distinctive island character. Tasting Notes & Character: Boškinčić is a lighter-bodied, highly approachable red wine designed for effortless enjoyment while retaining the complexity that wine lovers appreciate. Aroma: The first pour reveals pronounced and rich aromas of fresh wild berries. Oak Influence: Having spent time maturing in wooden barrels, the wine carries a subtle, refined touch of oak that gives it excellent structure. Complexity: Despite its youthful profile, it maintains a fantastic vibrancy, opening up with intriguing hints of tertiary aromas like earth, leather, and tobacco. Gourmet Food Pairing: Thanks to its elegant, fresh profile, Boškinčić is an incredibly versatile wine that pairs beautifully with a wide range of dishes: Meats: The perfect match for veal steaks, savory roasts, and traditional Pag Island lamb. Seafood: Exceptionally well-suited for more robust seafood dishes—try it alongside grilled tuna or charred squid.

Discover the white flagship of the Boškinac estate—a sophisticated blend that perfectly captures the unique limestone terroir and salt-touched winds of Pag Island. This is a wine of great character, crafted for those who appreciate depth, structure, and a strong Mediterranean identity. Tasting Notes & Character: Boškinac Grande Cuvée is a full-bodied white wine with a powerful presence. Aroma: Delicate layers of biscuit and butter are beautifully balanced by vibrant, pronounced citrus notes. Palate: Strong and complex, it features a distinctive mineral backbone that reflects the rocky Pag landscape. The finish is long and refreshing. Gourmet Food Pairing: Thanks to its rich structure, this Grande Cuvée is an excellent companion for serious gastronomy: Seafood: Perfectly matches complex fish dishes, scampi, and shellfish. Light Meats: Complements poultry and veal in delicate sauces. Cheese: Pairs wonderfully with Gligora medium-aged cheeses, balancing the creaminess of the cheese with its mineral acidity. Technical Details: Varieties: Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pošip, Debit Alcohol: 12.5% Wine Type: Dry White Wine Region: Coastal Croatia (Pag Island)

A polished, sun-ripened Merlot from the Fiolić family winery from Zadar, where the karst stones of northern Dalmatia temper the heat with cool nights. The fruit ripens slowly, giving a wine of considerable depth without losing its Mediterranean elegance — dark cherry and ripe plum lead, supported by hints of cocoa, sweet tobacco and a thread of dried herbs.Medium-to-full bodied with fine, well-integrated tannins, this Merlot drinks beautifully today and rewards a few more years in the cellar. Pair with grilled lamb, slow-cooked beef, aged hard cheeses, or a wood-fired pizza on a winter evening.0.75 L · Zadar region, Dalmatia, Croatia · Family-made, small batch

Pag island's most celebrated red, from the Boškinac estate. A Bordeaux-inspired blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot grown on stark, stony soils where vines fight wind and sun in equal measure — and the resulting wine carries every gram of that struggle in its concentration. Aromas of blackcurrant, dark cherry, cedar, leather and Mediterranean herbs unfurl slowly in the glass.Full-bodied, deeply structured and built for the long haul, with ripe but firm tannins and a long, savoury finish. Pair with aged steak, roast lamb, hard cheeses or game; decant 30–60 minutes before serving. A serious bottle for a serious table.0.75 L · Boškinac Estate, Pag Island, Croatia · Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot

A premium Plavac Mali from the sun-drenched terraces of Blato, on the island of Korčula — one of the historic homes of Croatia's signature red grape. Hand-tended vines, reflected sunlight from the Adriatic and stony, well-drained soils combine to give a wine of natural intensity. Expect aromas of black cherry, dried fig, Mediterranean herbs, a touch of leather and a warm, sun-baked spice.Full-bodied and structured, with ripe tannins and a long, savoury finish. Pair with grilled lamb, slow-cooked beef, Dalmatian pršut, or aged hard cheeses. A confident expression of island terroir.0.75 L · Blato, Korčula Island, Croatia · Plavac Mali · Top quality (vrhunsko)

A premium Merlot from the sun-soaked terraces of Blato on the island of Korčula — a place better known for Plavac Mali, where Merlot quietly produces wines of charming Mediterranean elegance. Deep ruby-garnet in the glass, with aromas of black cherry, ripe plum, sweet tobacco and a touch of dried Mediterranean herbs. Medium-to-full bodied with ripe tannins and a clean, savoury finish. Pair with grilled lamb, slow-cooked beef or hard cheeses.0.75 L · Blato, Korčula Island, Croatia · Top quality (vrhunsko)

The Matuško family's reserve bottling of Dingač — the most legendary red wine appellation in Croatia. Grown on the impossibly steep, sun-baked southern slopes of the Pelješac peninsula, where Plavac Mali vines cling to rock and look straight down at the Adriatic, this is wine in its most concentrated, sea-and-sun form. Aromas of dried fig, black cherry, garrigue, leather, dark chocolate and Mediterranean herbs.Full-bodied, deeply structured, gloriously ripe yet refined by extended oak ageing — the Reserva tier shows real complexity and a long, warming finish. A bottle for special evenings: pair with grilled lamb, slow-roast wild boar, mature hard cheeses, or dark chocolate desserts.0.75 L · Pelješac, Dalmatia, Croatia · Plavac Mali · PDO Dingač