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Where is Dingač wine from?
Dingač is a red wine from Potomje, in Pelješac, Dalmatia, Croatia. It is a PDO wine made from Plavac Mali.
Dingač at a glance
| Classification | PDO |
|---|---|
| Appellation | Dingač |
| Style | Red wine |
| Grape | Plavac Mali |
| Village or town | Potomje |
| Subregion | Pelješac |
| Region | Dalmatia |
| Country | Croatia |
| Coordinates | 42.9173, 17.3711 |
Dingač
Potomje, Dalmatia, Croatia
PDO
Croatia's first protected wine region
- Appellation
- Dingač
- Grapes
- Plavac Mali
Dingač is a steep southwest-facing slope of rugged karst on the Pelješac peninsula, planted with Plavac Mali from sea level up to 300 metres. In 1961 it became the first protected wine region in Croatia. In 1973 the growers paid for a tunnel through the mountain to Potomje, which replaced donkeys carrying grapes over the pass.
Producers to know
- Matuško
- Madirazza
- Saints Hills
- Vinarija Dingač
Dingač: questions and answers
Where is Dingač wine from?
Dingač is a red wine from Potomje, in Pelješac, Dalmatia, Croatia. It is a PDO wine made from Plavac Mali.
Which country is Dingač from?
Dingač is from Croatia, in the Dalmatia wine region.
What grape is Dingač made from?
Dingač is made from Plavac Mali.
Is Dingač a red or a white wine?
Dingač is a red wine.
Who are the best producers of Dingač?
Producers to know include Matuško, Madirazza, Saints Hills and Vinarija Dingač.
Sources: en.wikipedia.org
Last reviewed October 2026.