Trogir Wine

Trogir wine lists draw from across Dalmatia rather than only vineyards immediately around town. Our Dalmatia Wine page goes deeper into the region's grapes, wine areas, and styles; in Trogir, a smaller group of names will cover most ordering and bottle-buying decisions.

Crljenak Kaštelanski is the first red to look for when you want a direct connection to the vineyards near Trogir. In Kaštela, this historic local grape is the variety known internationally as Zinfandel.

Plavac Mali and Babić give you other Dalmatian red choices. For white wine, look for Pošip, Maraština, and Debit. You will see different producers and combinations depending on the restaurant or shop, so recognizing the grape name is usually more helpful than looking for one particular bottle.

Your wine choices change once you leave the historic center. Stay in the Old Town for wine by the glass and dinner, head toward Plano for a vineyard visit near Trogir, or continue into Kaštela when you want to spend several hours around wineries.

Trogir has a small number of wine-focused venues rather than a large dedicated wine-bar scene. Calebotta and Capo combine Croatian wine with a full meal, while Konoba Potić is a smaller wine-focused stop in the Old Town.

• Address: Gradska 23, 21220 Trogir, Croatia

Calebotta Restaurant & Bar is in Trogir's Old Town. Its wine list includes bottles from across Croatia as well as international wines, with Dalmatian choices such as Pošip, Babić, Plavac Mali, and Crljenak.

Come here when you want to try several Dalmatian wines with dinner without leaving the historic center.

• Address: Ul. Ivana Duknovića 1A, 21220 Trogir, Croatia

Konoba Potić is a small konoba and wine bar tucked into the Old Town. Wine is central to the experience, including wine poured directly from the barrel alongside the atmosphere of a traditional Dalmatian konoba.

Stop here when you want a smaller wine-focused visit rather than a full restaurant dinner.

Delicium Nostrum sells Croatian wine alongside food and gift products in the Old Town, while Diskont Fumar is a broader drinks retailer on the mainland side.

• Address: Obrov 2, 21220 Trogir, Croatia

Delicium Nostrum combines Croatian wine with olive oil, spirits, sweets, and other regional products in the Old Town.

Stop here when you want a bottle together with Croatian food products or gifts without leaving the historic center.

• Address: Kneza Trpimira 6, 21220 Trogir, Croatia

Diskont Fumar Trogir is a drinks retailer rather than a specialist Dalmatian wine boutique. Its selection includes wine alongside beer, spirits, and other drinks.

It is a practical stop when you want a bottle for your accommodation or onward trip and do not need the food-and-gift focus of an Old Town specialty shop.

Winery visits from Trogir fall into three broad directions. Kairos Vina is near Trogir, Kaštela has several producers between Trogir and Split, and BIBICh and Ante Sladić Vino are farther north around Plastovo and Skradin. Contact smaller wineries before going, and arrange transport before a day that includes several tastings.

• Location: Plano, near Trogir, Croatia

Kairos Vina is a family-owned vineyard near Trogir. Crljenak and its Zinfandel connection are part of the winery's local identity, and the producer accepts direct inquiries for wine tastings.

Consider Kairos when you want one vineyard visit without building the day around a longer trip through Kaštela or northern Dalmatia.

• Address: Put Bijaća, 21216 Kaštel Novi, Croatia

Kaštel Sikuli is a boutique winery in Kaštel Novi. Its tasting experiences include wine-only and food-and-wine options, with Crljenak Kaštelanski among the wines poured.

Visits are by appointment, so arrange the tasting before making it part of a Kaštela wine day.

• Address: Trg Brce Kambelovsko 24, 21214 Kaštel Kambelovac, Croatia

Vina Perišin is a family winery in Kaštel Kambelovac. Its vineyards include Crljenak, Plavac, Plavac Mali, Dobričić, Maraština, and Pošip, and tastings are available by prior reservation.

Perišin fits naturally into a Kaštela day when you want to explore several local grape varieties rather than focus on one wine.

• Address: Biskupa Frane Franića 12, 21214 Kaštel Kambelovac, Croatia

Bedalov Winery has a tasting room by the sea in Kaštel Kambelovac. Its tastings include indigenous Dalmatian varieties such as Crljenak Kaštelanski, Maraština, Dobričić, and Babica, with food available as part of several tasting formats.

Bedalov suits a structured tasting where you want several local grapes explained and poured in one place.

• Location: Kaštel Sućurac, Croatia

Vinarija Matela is a family winery in Kaštel Sućurac working with local Dalmatian grapes, including Crljenak Kaštelanski. Wine-tasting visits are available, but contact the winery directly before going.

Matela adds another Crljenak-focused stop if your winery day continues east through Kaštela toward Kaštel Sućurac.

• Location: Kaštel Sućurac, Croatia

Putalj Winery produces Zinfandel, Plavac Mali, and rosé. Its full Winemakers Tour includes the vineyard, production area, cellar, wine tasting, olive oil, and food, but the organized tour begins and ends at a central Split meeting point.

If you are staying in Trogir, the winery shop can also be visited by prior arrangement. The shop visit does not include the vineyard or cellar experience of the full tour.

• Address: Zapadna Ulica 63, 22222 Plastovo, Croatia

BIBICh Winery is in Plastovo near Skradin. Its current visitor experiences include wine tasting, wine with food, and a tasting room, and its wines include indigenous Dalmatian grapes such as Debit, Plavina, Lasina, Babić, and Pošip.

Plan BIBICh as part of a longer wine outing when you want to spend more time around northern Dalmatian grapes and food with the tasting.

• Address: Sladići 29, Plastovo, 22222 Skradin, Croatia

Ante Sladić Vino is a family winery in Plastovo focused on indigenous grapes including Debit, Lasina, Plavina, Maraština, Tribidrag, and Babić. Its tasting experience also includes the family's olive oils, liqueurs, and food.

Ante Sladić fits a longer wine day when you want to concentrate on native northern Dalmatian varieties rather than the Crljenak-centered story around Kaštela.