- Twenty years later, the modern agricultural cooperative Pošip was founded in Čara and it still continues to produce the first authentic, full-fledged POŠIP wines.
- Pošip is an autochthonous white wine grape that is primarily grown in the Dalmatian region of Croatia on the island of Korčula...
- Pošip is a white wine grape that is for centuries primarily grown on the Island of Korčula in Croatia.
- They found that Pošip is a descendant of two other unquestionably Korčula indigenous varieties, Bratkovina and Blatska Zlatarica.
- Pošip is a native Croatian grape which was discovered by chance on the island of Korčula.
- Pošip thrives in several east-west valleys that run through the towns of Blato, Smokvica, and Čara.
- Pošip is an interesting white grape variety from Croatia.
- During that time the variety aromas of Pošip an the aromas and the flavors of oak marry in a bouquet that is typical of wines produced according to the methods of...
- Svako dobro vino – a pošip osobito, jer o njemu je ovdje riječ – puno je pametnije i važnije piti, nego opisivati.
- Pošip is a light-skinned, white-wine grape variety grown extensively (and almost exclusively) on the Dalmatian coast of Croatia.
- Pošip’in kendine has aromatik ve mineral karakteri, onu Hırvat şarap dünyasında öne çıkarmaktadır.
- From the island of Brac in the Adriatic Sea, this white wine is a blend of Pošip 70%, Chardonnay 20%, Vugava 10%.
- Originating from the ancient vineyards of Island Korčula, Pošip production has flourished in recent decades, extending its reach across the broader expanse of...
- Pošip is a white grape variety grown in the south of Korčula island.