Bosnia and Herzegovina is a Balkan country gradually emerging on the international wine scene. With a diverse climate ranging from cool mountains to sunny valleys, the country provides favourable conditions for vine cultivation. Historically, viticulture in Bosnia and Herzegovina dates back to Roman times, but it has experienced a revival in recent decades, with increased efforts to improve the quality and diversity of the wines produced. The main wine regions are located in the south of the country, notably in Herzegovina, where the Mediterranean climate favours the production of distinctive wines.
Bosnian wines are characterised by their freshness and rich aromas, often produced from indigenous grape varieties that reflect the authenticity of the local terroir. Among the emblematic grape varieties are Blatina for reds and Žilavka for whites, which offer unique flavour profiles. Additionally, international grape varieties like Merlot and Chardonnay are also cultivated, enabling a wide variety of wine styles. Wine enthusiasts can discover a range of flavours from crisp and fruity white wines to more full-bodied and spicy reds.
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