Premier Croatian wine magazine announces Summer edition in English language
- by croatiaweek
- in Food & Wine
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Available Free at Info Spots and Online, It Provides Visitors an Overview of Croatian Wine Scene
Zagreb, August 4, 2024: The Croatian Wine Alliance, a group of global teams promoting Croatia and its wines, announced that VinumIn, the premiere Croatian wine magazine, published its first-ever Summer Edition in English language aimed at visitors to familiarize themselves with the Croatian wine scene.
“In Croatia you can witness not only the beauty of our country, culture and people, but also the authenticity of gourmet offering and winemaking in their natural environment,” said Dijana Grgić, editor-in chief of VinumIn Magazine.
“We have also prepared information of how to get Croatian wine when you get back home, whether in Europe, USA or Canada. Croatia is a rich wine country, and we hope you will pamper all your senses and enjoy your vacation here. Cheers!”
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VinumIn Editor Dijana Grgić, (Photo: VinumIN.eu)
The magazine is provided free in information spots for visitors around Croatia and is also available online where visitors can remind themselves about Croatia’s indigenous varieties — from the most-produced varieties such as Graševina, Malvasia and Plavac Mali to other varieties such as Pošip, Grk, Babić, Teran or Škrlet.
To read the full copy click HERE.
Public-Private Collaboration
In a public-private collaboration with the Croatian Chamber of Economy, the Croatian National Tourist Board, wine professionals in Croatia and abroad, VinumIn’s Summer Edition introduces Croatia’s wine regions, industry, indigenous varieties and stories behind some wineries.
Source: Croatian National Tourist Board and Croatian Chamber of Economy/Vina Croatia participated in the project.
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Croatian National Tourist Board and Croatian Chamber of Economy/Vina Croatia participated in the project.
Read introductions from the CNTB Director Kristjan Staničić and the HGK Director Jelena Đugum here, page 7.
“Croatia’s wineries are increasing export of their highly-awarded wines, so visitors can also find them in their home countries, and this online edition will help people learn about the Croatian indigenous varieties and enable them to order in restaurants, buy on-line, or in their favorite wine stores,” said Mirena Bagur, co-founder of the U.S. importer and online retailer Croatian Premium Wine Imports, Inc. and leader of the Croatian Wine Alliance.
“We are honored to collaborate with public entities such as the Croatian Chamber of Economy, the regional wine associations, and the Croatian National Tourist Board, who are not only supporting wine tourism in Croatia, but also recognizing the importance of gastronomy on choosing Croatia as a destination. We hope that sipping Croatian wines in home countries will brings visitors back to Croatia many times.”
About the Croatian Wine Alliance – a Public-Private Collaboration
Lead by Croatian Premium Wine Imports, Inc., a Croatian Wine Club, and an online store shipping 100+ indigenous Croatian wines to most US states, the Croatian Wine Alliance is an international group of organizations united in raising awareness of premium Croatian wines. Members include Wines of Croatia, at the Croatian Chamber of Commerce; the Croatian National Tourist Board, many importers and distributors in the U.S., Canada, Australia, and Europe; and many Croatian wineries.