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Eastern Serbia

Eastern Serbia is a hilly and mountainous winegrowing area, with continental weather and uneven rainfall. The Negotin Valley lies near the Danube. In nearby Rajac, a settlement of stone wine cellars stands apart from the residential village, part of the wider Negotinska Krajina wine tradition.

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Atlas locationEastern Serbia · Serbia44.00° N · 22.31° EOpen in Atlas

Much of Eastern Serbia is hilly or mountainous, with pronounced temperature differences and uneven rainfall. The Negotin Valley's vineyard hills lie near the Danube, with varied soils and local growing conditions. Prokupac and Tamjanika are among the local grapes. In Rajac, a cellar quarter stands apart from the residential village. Traditional stone cellars called pimnice line narrow lanes, with heavy wooden doors opening into spaces used for making and storing wine. Rajac belongs to the Negotin region and the wider Negotinska Krajina wine tradition.

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Explore the wine-growing areas of Eastern Serbia.

  1. 01Eastern Serbia2 producersEastern Serbia, Serbia.

Producer profiles

Producer profiles

Every producer profiled in Eastern Serbia so far.

  • Bačina VinoŠumadija winery with Dolina red, rosé and white wines, including Dolina Barrique, its vintage red.
  • Vinarija TemetVinarija Temet is a Šumadija estate in Lozovik, Serbia, growing estate fruit across 19 vineyard parcels.
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