Visiting wineries on Pelješac: where to go for a wine tasting and how to book
Thirteen wineries from our book say on their own websites that they welcome visitors: ten of them name a tasting, three invite you to visit. The tables group them by the five areas of the peninsula and give, for each winery, what its website offers and how a visit is arranged. Each row links to the winery's own site.
Postup–Orebić
| Winery | Village | What it offers (its own website) | How to arrange it | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Korta Katarina | Orebić | a tasting in the tasting room with a tour of the production facilities and the barrel cave; tastings with tapas or with a three- or five-course meal | by reservation only, through the request form on its website | kortakatarinawinery.com (opens in a new window) |
Kuna
| Winery | Village | What it offers (its own website) | How to arrange it | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bartulović | Prizdrina | an estate with a winery, a tavern and tours | contact and reservation form; for the tavern it recommends booking | vinarijabartulovic.hr (opens in a new window) |
| Vinarija Roso | Kuna Pelješka | wine tastings at the winery, including a comparative tasting of red wines | enquiry form where visitors choose a tasting menu and a platter | vinarijaroso.com (opens in a new window) |
| Vino Špaleta | Kuna Pelješka | a tasting room in the cellar of the old family house, where visitors can taste and buy | vinospaleta.com (opens in a new window) |
Potomje
| Winery | Village | What it offers (its own website) | How to arrange it | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jurica vino | Potomje | tastings in the wine cellar, a tasting room and a wine bar | book a tasting appointment through its website; groups give at least two hours’ notice | juricavino.com (opens in a new window) |
| Madirazza | Potomje | invites visitors on its website | dingac.hr (opens in a new window) | |
| Matuško | Potomje | tastings and visits in a cellar with a tasting hall, catered local food served with its wine | online reservation form | matusko-vina.hr (opens in a new window) |
| Vinarija Lučić | Pijavičino | welcomes wine lovers to the winery | vinarijalucic.wordpress.com (opens in a new window) |
Putniković–Janjina
| Winery | Village | What it offers (its own website) | How to arrange it | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grgić vina | Trstenik | invites visitors to taste its wines at the wine cellar in Trstenik | contact form with a reservation date | grgic-vina.com (opens in a new window) |
| OPG Grgurević | Janjina | a guided visit to the cellar in Janjina, an organised vineyard tour, a tasting room in the neighbouring village of Drače | grgurevicvina.com (opens in a new window) | |
| Pelješki vrhovi | Drače | guided tastings in a hall for about 60 people, set up in a former tank for 210,000 litres of wine | peljeski-vrhovi-pz-janjina.hr (opens in a new window) |
Ston–Ponikve
| Winery | Village | What it offers (its own website) | How to arrange it | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vinarija Miloš | Boljenovići | a tour from the old family cellar to the new cellar built into the rock, then a guided tasting of wines and olive oil, in Croatian or English | online reservation system; walk-ins when there is room | milos.hr (opens in a new window) |
| Vinarija Škurla | Broce | guided tastings in the tasting room with a visit to the cellar and production area, one option with a Mediterranean platter | online booking form; special requests by e‑mail | peljesac-vino.hr (opens in a new window) |
Checked on the wineries' websites on 29 October 2026. Within each area in alphabetical order.
We were at the Matuško and Grgić wineries in May 2012. Jan led our interviews with the winemakers for the book, and Jaroslav took the notes.
Planning your winery visits
The Ston tourist board describes the tourist road “Pelješac vinsko carstvo” (Pelješac wine empire), which leads to every winery and tasting room on the peninsula. For one day, pick wineries in one area or two neighbouring ones; the Pelješac guide by area shows where each area lies.
What you taste depends on the winery. Vinarija Miloš lists a white wine from the Rukatac grape, a rosé, Plavac Mali reds and a dessert wine; one of Vinarija Roso's tastings pours its Rukatac, Plavac, Rose, Dingač and Prošek.
Vinarija Miloš says its tour and tasting take about one to one and a half hours. At the other wineries, ask how long a visit takes when you book.
The route onto the peninsula is on getting to Pelješac. With a visit to Miloš or Škurla, we also recommend Ston oysters.
Our Pelješac wineries directory lists the wineries from the book by village, with a link to the website of each winery that has one. The wineries that make Dingač are on Dingač wineries.
Common questions
- Which Pelješac wineries offer wine tasting?
- Ten wineries from our book name a tasting on their own websites: Korta Katarina in the Postup–Orebić area; Vinarija Roso and Vino Špaleta around Kuna; Jurica vino and Matuško around Potomje; Grgić vina, OPG Grgurević and Pelješki vrhovi in the Putniković–Janjina area; and Vinarija Miloš and Vinarija Škurla in the Ston–Ponikve area. Bartulović, Madirazza and Vinarija Lučić also say they welcome visitors.
- Do I need to book a winery visit in advance?
- At Korta Katarina, yes: tastings are by reservation only. Vinarija Miloš takes walk-in guests when there is room but recommends booking. Jurica vino asks groups to give at least two hours’ notice. Several of the others have a booking or enquiry form on their website.
- Can I combine a tasting with food?
- At several wineries: Korta Katarina offers tastings with tapas or a meal of several courses, Vinarija Škurla and Vinarija Roso a platter, Matuško catered local food, and the Bartulović estate has a tavern.
- In which language are the tastings?
- Vinarija Miloš says its tastings are in Croatian or English. At the other wineries, ask about the language when you book.
