Sensory overload with good drops of Croatian wines – gotta love it!

winesofcroatia's avatarUncorking Croatia

By Cliff Rames © 2014

Sensory overload. That is how I would describe any one of my whirlwind visits to Croatia.

I mean it in a positive way. The country is simply brimming with vinous, culinary and natural delights. Gnarly old grapevines improbably clinging to sun baked seaside slopes. Nearly 1,200 islands sprinkled like seashells on the impossibly blue Adriatic. Countless villages and hamlets of seminal charm nestled in coves and on mountainsides. Fresh caught seafood and farm-to-table produce so succulent and cooked to perfection. The warm faces of family, old friends and new acquaintances (and an occasional donkey).  Swoon-worthy views and secret spots where you can enjoy the sights and sounds of nature that – to this New York City boy – are so intimate, pure and wonderful.

Dingač (Photo © Cliff Rames) Dingač (Photo © Cliff Rames)

And then there is the wine. Indigenous grapes, local producers. Most of it delicious and distinct…

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8 responses to “Croatia’s 2014 Dalmacija Wine Expo: Three Things I Learned”

  1. Lionel Sneed Avatar

    This made me thirsty….lol. Lovely post.

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    1. inavukic Avatar

      😀 😀 😀

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  2. Jure Avatar
    Jure

    Right Here, Right Now and loving it

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    1. inavukic Avatar

      Woohoo! Jure! 😀

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  3. Aliosa Avatar

    Thank you for visiting ! 🙂

    Regards,
    Aliosa.

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    1. inavukic Avatar

      You’re so welcome. Aliosa 🙂

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  4. mommycookforme Avatar

    Hi Inavukic, Very nice photo, article and I liked the music video thanks for sharing!
    🙂

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    1. inavukic Avatar

      Thank you, mommycookforme – I enjoy your treats too 😀

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