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Grower: Aleksandar Todorović Winery
Winemaker: Aleksandar Todorović
Vintage: 2021
Type: Whıte Dry Wine
Grapes: 33% Grašac (Welshreisling), 33% Zupljanka, 33% Sauvignon Blanc
Country: Serbia
Appellation: Tri Morave
Location: Lipovac Village
Alcohol: 13%
Bottle: 750ml
Vineyards: Certified organic
Age of vines: Grašac 25 years, Župljanka 28 years, Sauvignon Blanc 14 years
Cellar: 4 days skin contact, wild fermentation in open top vats without temp control. 1.5 years in Serbian oak barrels. 80% used 20% new, Župljanka in acacia barrels, bottled without filtering or fining, minimal dose of sulfites added before bottling.
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Alcohol: 13%
Residual Sugar: --
Acidity: 5.6 g/L
Volatile Acidity: --
Sulfites: 18.69 mg/L
Age of vines: Grašac 25 years, Župljanka 28 years, Sauvignon Blanc 14 years
Soil: Red clay vertisols and limestone
Exposure: Župljanka east, Grašac and Sauvignon Blanc northwest
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Winemaker: Aleksandar Todorović
Location: Lipovac Village, Serbia
Region: Tri Morave
Founding Year: 2018
Vineyard Size: 3 hectares
Farming: Organic certified, biodynamic practices
Soil: Vertisols with clay, sand, limestone
Topography: Gently sloping hills between river valleys; 200–300m elevation; continental climate influence
More information about Todorovic Winery here.
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The Tri Morave is Serbia’s largest and most diverse wine region, located about 230 km southeast of Belgrade and covering nearly one-third of the country’s vineyard area. Its name comes from the three rivers that define the landscape: the West, South, and Great Morava, which carve through gentle hills and valleys, creating a rich patchwork of microclimates. Vineyards are planted between 200 and 650 meters, with a mild continental climate, long sunny autumns, and protective surrounding mountains. Fertile plains mix with rocky slopes and well-drained soils, offering winemakers a diverse terroir that has shaped centuries of winemaking tradition. Wine has been part of daily life here for centuries, from Roman times to medieval monasteries and bustling 19th-century trade.