Before entering into the New Year, enjoy an unforgettable gala experience in Wine Tasting. On 30th of December, from 4 pm to 6 pm, you are invited to a 300-year-old wine cellar at Dvorni bar, where we prepared a special tasting of Slovenian wines from different wine regions for 25 persons.

Wine needs to celebrate holidays too. Not to rest of course but to give us all an excuse to have some. Here are some of the most important wine holidays in Slovenia and it’s surrounding areas.

Sparkling wines are an immensely popular drink. They are the top choice for all sorts of celebrations, birthday parties, business events and romantic dinners. Their history is long and there is a lot of choice available when it comes to ordering or purchasing them. By the way, if you need emergency cash for the purchasing,..

Wine has a lot to do with style. Before each harvest, winemakers have to decide which direction they are going to take in order to produce their preferred drink. Below is a list of the most important styles of wine, resulting from a number of different production techniques.

Tasting Slovenian wines for the first time, while being unfamiliar with our local wine producers and varieties, you may feel slightly unprepared to dive into the vast selection this country has to offer. To give you a heads up before you do, let’s have a look at some typical Slovenian wines.

There are a number of charming little places in Ljubljana where you can relax and enjoy a good glass of wine. Ranging from bars and restaurants to more specialized wineries – the latter usually offering professional advice – there are plenty of options to choose from.

We all know that feeling when we’re trying to impress our best friend by bringing a selected bottle of wine to his or hers birthday party. First of all, you should be clear on whether your friend even likes wine, and is not perhaps a devoted beer or spirits lover.

At the pinnacle of modern winemaking, wine producers are now turning back to the roots, reviving autochthonous wine varieties and traditional production methods. The globalization of grapes may have lead to a temporary decline of interest in the native species, but fortunately they were never completely forgotten.

As you’re strolling down the streets of Ljubljana, trying to get a sense of it’s local culture, you stop for a cup of coffee and think about what you should do next.