Graševina (also known as Welschriesling) is Croatia’s most widely planted white grape, with the majority of its cultivation centred in the picturesque Slavonia region, located near the border of Hungary. This grape is an essential part of Croatia's wine identity, particularly in the production of crisp, aromatic whites that showcase the country’s rich wine heritage. When it comes to Croatian whites, Graševina is the star, and it plays a key role in Croatian wine culture.

In Australia, there is a growing appreciation for Croatian wines, with many wine enthusiasts keen to explore the unique flavours of Graševina. Australian wine lovers can now discover the exceptional freshness and vibrant character of this Croatian white wine, offering an exciting alternative to traditional European varietals.

Pomalo’s Freškavina, a delightful expression of Graševina, brings a fresh approach to the table. The name "Freškavina" translates loosely to “freshy wine” – a lighthearted and approachable offering that embodies the spirit of relaxation, just like the name suggests. Fermented with native yeast, Freškavina highlights the signature floral and tropical fruit notes of Welschriesling, delivering a bright, crisp, and refreshing drinking experience. This wine’s clean and lively acidity makes it an ideal match for a variety of Croatian-inspired dishes.

The Slavonia region, renowned for its fertile soils and moderate climate, provides the perfect environment for Graševina to thrive. The unique conditions help the grape develop its signature flavours, which are beloved not only in Croatia but also gaining recognition in international markets like Australia. Whether paired with rich paprika-cured meats such as Kulen, a traditional fish paprikaš, or hearty vegetable stews, Freškavina brings an authentic taste of Croatian wine culture to Australian tables. Don’t miss out on this refreshing wine that’s making waves in the Australian wine scene, offering a taste of Croatia’s rich winemaking traditions with every sip.

Product of Croatia