Collection: Wine

A traditional misno wine from the Toljanić family in Vrbnik on Krk island — historically the bottling reserved for sacramental and ceremonial use, now a refined expression of the Žlahtina grape at its most poised. Pale gold with green reflections, the wine shows clean aromas of ripe apple, citrus blossom, almond skin and a fine maritime mineral edge.Dry, polished and quietly elegant, with a longer, more textured finish than everyday Žlahtina. Beautiful with grilled fish, risottos with seafood, fresh sheep's cheese, or simply as a thoughtful aperitif. Serve well chilled at 8–10 °C.0.75 L · Vrbnik, Krk Island, Croatia · Žlahtina

The semi-dry expression of the Mili label is a luxurious counterpoint to its dry sibling — a wine where ripe Mediterranean fruit is given just enough residual sweetness to let its aromatic depth bloom. Expect rich notes of black cherry preserve, dried fig, sweet spice, cocoa and a whisper of dried rose. Full-bodied and silky, with soft tannins and a long, layered finish. A true contemplative wine — pair it with mature blue cheese, dark chocolate, Christmas-spiced desserts, or simply enjoy on its own as a digestif. Serve at 14–16 °C. 0.75 L · Croatia · Premium off-dry red, Pelješac peninsula

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

Korlat is one of Croatia's most ambitious modern wineries, a Badel 1862 estate carved into the limestone slopes near Benkovac in northern Dalmatia. Their Syrah is a benchmark for the variety in the region — deep ruby in the glass, with concentrated aromas of black plum, blackberry, ground pepper, violet and a kiss of cured tobacco from oak ageing.Full-bodied and finely structured, with velvety tannins and a savoury, mineral-driven finish, it shows what Mediterranean Syrah can be when given altitude, stone and sea breeze. Excellent with grilled red meats, lamb shoulder, hard cheeses or rich pasta dishes.0.75 L · Korlat Estate, Benkovac, Dalmatia, Croatia

A pale, dry rosé from Boškinac — the celebrated Pag island estate whose vines are rooted in stone, sea spray and bora wind. Luzar is the wine of the long Adriatic afternoon: pale salmon-pink in the glass, with delicate aromas of wild strawberry, white peach, rose petal and a fine saline edge from the maritime soils.Crisp, elegant and bone-dry, with a long mineral finish, it pairs beautifully with grilled fish, prawns in garlic, fresh sheep's cheese, or simply a sunset on the terrace. Serve well chilled at 8–10 °C.0.75 L · Boškinac Estate, Pag Island, Croatia · Dry rosé

A small-production Croatian red made for those who appreciate restraint. The dry expression of the Mili label balances ripe Mediterranean fruit with a savoury, almost herbal core — black cherry and bramble give way to dried thyme, a hint of leather and a clean stony finish. Medium-full bodied with structured tannins, this is a serious table wine that asks for serious food: braised game, slow-cooked beef cheeks, mature cheeses, or a dish of pršut and aged Pag cheese. Decant briefly before serving at 16–18 °C. 0.75 L · Croatia · Premium small-batch red, Pelješac peninsula

The Fiolić family's signature blend — a quietly confident cuvée that captures everything the family's Zadar-region vineyards do best. Carefully composed from the estate's premium red varieties, the wine shows layered aromas of dark berries, sweet spice, dried fig and a touch of Mediterranean garrigue, with a long, savoury finish.Full-bodied yet supple, with ripe tannins polished by patient ageing, the Cuvée is a versatile companion at the table: roasted lamb, braised beef, aged sheep's cheese, or a charcuterie board built around Croatian cured meats. Decant for half an hour to let the aromas open fully.0.75 L · Zadar region, Dalmatia, Croatia · Estate red blend

A pure expression of Krk island in a single glass. Žlahtina is the indigenous white grape of Vrbnik, grown on a sun-baked plateau that descends to the Adriatic — and the Toljanić family has been crafting it for generations. Pale straw with green reflections, the wine offers fresh apple, pear and white blossom, a brisk citrus line and that unmistakable salty-mineral finish that comes only from limestone soils kissed by sea air.Light-bodied, dry and crystalline, this is a wine made for Adriatic seafood: salt-baked fish, oysters, calamari on the grill, or simply a wedge of Pag cheese on a warm afternoon. Best served chilled at 8–10 °C.0.75 L · Vrbnik, Krk Island, Croatia

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

Experience the untamed elegance of Istria with the Prelac Refošk, a sophisticated red wine that embodies the soul of the peninsula’s red soil (terra rossa). This wine captivates with its deep ruby-purple hue and a complex aromatic bouquet of wild berries, ripe sour cherries, and subtle herbal notes. On the palate, it is medium-bodied and refreshingly crisp, characterized by the lively acidity and smooth tannins that Refošk is celebrated for. It is an impeccable partner for robust flavors—pair it with aged Gligora Paški sir, Istrian prosciutto, or rich game dishes to elevate your culinary experience. A true reflection of the Prelac family’s winemaking artistry.

Matuško Grk is an elegant white wine with a rich, rounded taste and a mild bitterness on the finish. In the mouth it is soft and luscious, with pronounced freshness that invites another sip. Despite its higher alcohol, the wine is perfectly balanced and infused with aromas of fig, citrus and Mediterranean scrub. It pairs ideally with seafood, white-meat dishes or as an aperitif.

Saints Hills St. Heels Rose (Štikla) is a premium rosé wine from the Plavac Mali variety, from the prestigious Dingač site. This complex rosé wears a clear, deep pink colour and has medium density. Intense aromas of fresh strawberries and raspberries blended with floral notes make it exceptionally aromatic and elegant. It's ideal for summer days and is recommended with cold starters, fresh fish and soft cheeses. Serve at 6-8°C.

Primo is the first sparkling wine from the Zadar region, produced from the autochthonous Pošip variety. This dry and remarkably refreshing sparkling wine is made by in-bottle fermentation (méthode classique) and ages on lees for 18 months. It is characterised by crystal clarity, a lemon-yellow colour and abundant, persistent fine bubbles. Degarra Primo 2016 offers pleasant aromas of citrus, pineapple, apple and quince, with subtle brioche notes that give it a harmonious character. The taste is intense, persistent and balanced, with pronounced freshness and delicate alcohol that pairs perfectly with ripe fruit from the yellow aromatic spectrum. This high-quality sparkling wine is ideal as an aperitif or alongside oyster dishes, white fish, salmon, meat-and-fruit combinations and sushi. Serve at 6 to 10 °C.