Boškinac

Boškinac is a small but prestigious wine producer located on the picturesque island of Pag in Croatia. Situated in the northern region of Dalmatia, the winery boasts stunning views of the Adriatic Sea and the Velebit mountain range. The name Boškinac comes from the local dialect, meaning "a place where nature is untouched and pure."

The winery was founded in 2000 by Boris Šuljić, whose family has been living on the island of Pag for generations. Šuljić's vision was to revive the traditional winemaking heritage of Pag, which had been neglected for decades due to the island's rocky terrain and harsh climate. With determination and hard work, Boškinac has become one of the most renowned wineries in Croatia, producing award-winning wines that reflect the unique terroir of Pag.

Boškinac's vineyards cover 6 hectares of land, located on the rocky slopes of the island. The vines are planted in small parcels, with each plot having its own microclimate and soil composition. The winery uses sustainable and organic farming practices, respecting the natural balance of the land and preserving the biodiversity of the island. This commitment to sustainability and quality is reflected in the wines, which are made with minimal intervention and showcase the true expression of the terroir.

The winery's flagship wine is the Boškinac Cuvee, a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Syrah. This full-bodied red wine has a deep ruby color and complex aromas of dark fruits, spices, and herbs. It is aged for 18 months in French oak barrels, resulting in a well-structured and elegant wine with a long finish. Another standout wine is the Boškinac Pag White, made from the indigenous white grape variety Žutica. This dry, aromatic wine has notes of citrus, herbs, and salt, reflecting the influence of the