Until 6 July, Vinart’s Vinski Grad (Wine City) festival stood in Zagreb on Dr. Franjo Tuđman Square, and on 11 July it opens its doors in Pula. In Tito Park it will run until 3 August, every evening from 7.30 p.m. until an hour past midnight. The wine list is led by the Istrian wineries and distilleries Brčić, Benvenuti, Cattunar, Cinderella, Damijanić Distillery, Deklić, Fakin, Marčeta, Medea, Pilato, Rossi Distillery, Tomaz, Trapan and Valenta, along with their members, while a special part of the offering will be the wines of the IQ – Istrian Quality association. Wineries from continental Croatia will also present themselves: Galić, Kutjevo, Matić and Štampar. Tikveš arrives from North Macedonia, and Italy’s Astoria will exhibit in the Sparkling House hut. There will also be cocktails at the Cocktails by Roto hut and Erdinger wheat beers. 
Bites are handled by Mrav Burger, Matić delicacies with pršut (Croatian dry-cured ham), the President Cheese Bar, and Međimursko Pile. Wines will be available by the glass and by the bottle at promotional prices. At the entrance to Vinski Grad, visitors can rent a glass wine goblet with a five-euro deposit. Via a QR code, visitors will be able to access a digital wine list with an overview of all the vintners and the rest of the festival’s offering and programme. Entry to Vinski Grad is free, and wines, other drinks and food can be paid for by card only.
09.07.2025.
