Central Europe reveres Graševina, often referred to as Welschriesling, as one of the most significant and esteemed white grape varieties. Its origins can be traced back to the prestigious Champagne region, adding a layer of history and intrigue to its profile. A flagship of Croatian wine, Graševina boasts a full-bodied, rich texture, revealing layers of buttery, creamy undertones. On the palate, it delivers a complex and aromatic experience with stewed notes of pear, apple, and quince. Known for its distinctive balance and versatility, Graševina is a standout example of Croatian winemaking, often regarded for its ability to age gracefully and pair beautifully with a wide range of dishes.

Product of Croatia