Vršacko Vinogorje

About

Vršački Vinogradi, founded in 1944, is a venerable Serbian winery rooted in the historic Vršačko vinogorje region, with records of Vršać wine dating back to 1494. As the largest producer of white wines in Serbia, they are renowned for high-quality, regionally distinct products like their "Banatski rizling." Their extensive vineyards, covering 1,700 hectares, cultivate 13 grape varieties, ensuring a diverse range of excellent wines and strong alcoholic beverages, making them a trusted name for the diaspora seeking authentic Serbian flavors.

What we carry

• Wines: Still wines (table, quality, premium) with geographical origin.
• White Wines: Italian Riesling (over 50% of acreage), Rhine Riesling, White Burgundy, Grey Burgundy, Chardonnay, Muscat Ottonel, Smederevka, Župljanka, Chasselas, Rkaciteli, Kreaca (Kreazer – indigenous variety).
• Red Wines: Frankovka, Muscat Hamburg.
• Flagship White: "Banatski rizling" (the only domestic table wine with geographical origin and best-selling white wine in Serbia).
• Rakija: Strong alcoholic beverages.

Heritage & Philosophy

Vršački Vinogradi boasts a rich heritage, with its origins tied to a winemaking tradition that dates back to 1494. Operating under its current name since 1957, the company is an "akcionarsko društvo vinogradarstva i podrumarstva" (joint-stock company for viticulture and winemaking), deeply committed to producing quality wines and spirits that reflect the unique terroir of the Vršačko vinogorje.

What we love

• Largest producer of white wines in Serbia
• Historic winemaking tradition dating back to 1494
• Diverse range of 13 grape varieties, including indigenous Kreaca
• Flagship "Banatski rizling" is Serbia's best-selling white wine
• Significant presence in the Rakija market

Regional roots

Vršački Vinogradi represents a cornerstone of Serbian viticulture and alcohol production, with its products deeply embedded in national identity. For the Balkan/Eastern European diaspora in California, this brand offers a taste of home, connecting them to familiar flavors, traditional celebrations, and the authentic cultural heritage of Serbia.