Plava Greda 2018

Mostar, located in the southern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is part of the broader Herzegovina wine region, renowned for its warm Mediterranean climate and rich history of winemaking. The vineyards of Mostar sit at elevations between 800 and 1,300 feet above sea level, benefiting from abundant sunshine and well-drained limestone soils. The region’s terroir is particularly suited for growing indigenous grape varieties such as Žilavka (a white grape) and Blatina (a red grape), which are the cornerstones of Herzegovina’s winemaking identity.

Mostar’s winemakers are deeply committed to both tradition and innovation, with many embracing organic and biodynamic practices to enhance the purity and expression of the local grapes. The area's Mediterranean climate ensures the grapes reach full ripeness, resulting in wines with vibrant acidity, rich fruit flavors, and a unique sense of place. Mostar is also gaining recognition for its focus on sustainability, with local wineries increasingly adopting natural winemaking techniques such as using native yeasts and fermenting in local oak barrels. As interest in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s wines grows internationally, Mostar is becoming a key destination for wine lovers eager to explore its distinctive and high-quality wines.