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Salon of DWWA 2026: Slovenia celebrates its medal winnersIndigenous grapes, ageworthy sweet wines and a strong showing from across the Balkans took centre stage at the 12th Salon of DWWA medal winners in Slovenia.
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DWWA Regional Chair for Central & Eastern Europe: Dr Wojciech Bońkowski MWWojciech Bońkowski is a wine writer, writing articles, blogs and books as well as being President of the Polish Wine Trade Association.
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Serbian success: Award-winning wines from DWWA 2026Sponsor Content Created With Wine Vision by Open Balkan
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Istria: Showcasing the best of CroatiaSponsor Content Created With Association Vinistra
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DWWA judge profile: Serdar BalkayaWine consultant and buyer with decades of experience in UK wine trade specialising in fine wines. Based in the UK.
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DWWA judge profile: Robert GorjakLeading figure in Slovenian wine industry, educator & owner of Belvin Wine School. Based in Slovenia.
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Wine Vision by Open Balkan 2026Sponsor Content Created With Wine Vision by Open Balkan
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Serbia: Putting the wines of the Balkans, Central and Eastern Europe back on the mapSponsor Content Created With Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia
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The mystery of the golden grape variety at the heart of EuropeA grape of many names and guises...
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Grape escapes – off the beaten track in DalmatiaA trip down the coast...
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Dalmatia: Where to enjoy the stillness of fjakaSponsor Content Created With Vino Dalmacije
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Dalmatia: The crimson coastSponsor Content Created With Vino Dalmacije
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North Adriatic: Wine without bordersAt the meeting point of nations, nature directs which vines grow where...
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Monemvasia Winery – Tsimbidi: Bringing an ancient wine into the modern ageSponsor Content Created With Monemvasia Winery
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Marenda – A Dalmatian ritualSponsor Content Created With Vino Dalmacije
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Pomalo: Dalmatia's answer to hustle cultureSponsor Content Created With Vino Dalmacije
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DWWA judge profile: Zvonko HercegWSET educator and international wine marketing consultant. Based in Macedonia.
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Younger generations: Familia Deicas and Vinarija KozlovićNew blood in Uruguay and Croatia...
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Andrew Jefford: ‘I wandered towards the cobalt Adriatic inlet next to the vineyards and looked back…’'If you love difference, it's here...'
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Historic Santorini vineyards struggle against climate change and tourismWater into wine no more...
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DWWA judge profile: Igor LukovićExperienced wine critic, writer and journalist, editor-in-chief of Vino & Fino magazine. Based in Serbia.
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The wines of the BalkansSponsored Content Albania, North Macedonia and Serbia offer characterful local grapes, a rich diversity of terroirs and a vibrant winemaking scene.
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Discover Kvarner: Croatia’s hidden gem for wine and food enthusiastsCome out to the coast, we'll have a few laughs...
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Istria’s hall of fameSponsor Content Created With Vinistra
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Understanding Istria’s soilsSponsor Content Created With Vinistra
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Decanter Winners’ Showcase 2025Sponsor Content Created With Vinistra
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Istria: Identity you can tasteSponsor Content Created With Vinistra
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