A unique geological phenomenon is transforming the world of wine in a small, coastal Croatian town. View on euronews ...

This little-known Croatian region makes wine loved by the royal family ... At Vina Belje, one of Croatia’s most respected wineries, bottles started from just €5 (£4.20).

Ivo Segovic, a wine producer on the Peljesac peninsula in southern Croatia, and his partner Edi Bajurin placed their first bottles of red wine 20 meters below the sea surface in 2009 to see what ...

POTOMJE, Croatia — A Croatian red wine will be among wines served at events on Inauguration Day this week in Washington, the winery that produced it says, hoping that the ...

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Ten years ago, during routine maritime cleaning, residents of the picturesque bayside town of Ika, Croatia, accidentally discovered a large plateau about 20 metres deep near the freshwater source.

An experiment by two Croatian bar owners who decided to store their wine beneath the waves of the Adriatic Sea is set to go interactive as they invite guests to dive for their drink. Ivo Segovic, a ...

An experiment by two Croatian bar owners who decided to store their wine beneath the waves of the Adriatic Sea is set to go interactive as they invite guests to dive for their drink.