Belgrade Wine

Belgrade is not a single wine region, but it is one of the easiest places to taste across Serbia. Wine lists and shops often include bottles from Šumadija, Fruška Gora, Negotinska Krajina, Župa, and other Serbian wine areas.

Native and regional grapes to look for include Prokupac, Tamjanika, Grašac, Smederevka, and Vranac. International grapes such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, and Pinot Noir are also common.

For a broader overview of the country’s wine regions and grapes, see our Serbia Wine page.

Serbian wine is produced across several regions, from Fruška Gora near Novi Sad to Šumadija south of Belgrade and eastern areas near the Danube. Belgrade works well as a tasting base because many bars and shops carry bottles from multiple parts of the country.

Wine bars in Belgrade are the easiest way to taste Serbian wine without arranging a winery visit. Ask which local bottles are available by the glass, because many lists include a mix of Serbian, Balkan, and international wines.

• Address: Dositejeva 13, Beograd, Serbia

Wine Bar & Shop Quinta is a small wine bar and shop with a strong focus on Portuguese wines and a broader international list. It is useful if you want to compare Serbian bottles with wines from outside the region.

• Address: Skadarska 36a/36b, Skadarlija, Belgrade 11000

Vinoteka Skadarlija is a wine bar and shop in Skadarlija with cellar seating and a broad bottle selection. It is a practical stop before or after dinner in one of the neighborhood’s traditional restaurants.

• Address: Skadarska 11, Stari Grad, Belgrade 11000

A stylish rooftop wine bar overlooking Skadarlija, known for local wines, craft beers, rakija, and live music. A relaxed and welcoming spot that stays open late on weekends.

• Address: Kapetan-Mišina 5, Belgrade 11000

A small, dog-friendly wine bar in the city center serving wines, signature cocktails, and light snacks. Casual evening spot with live atmosphere and friendly service.

• Address: Dositejeva 13, Beograd, Serbia

• Address: Knez Mihailova 19, Spasićev prolaz Lokal br. 2, Beograd 11000, Serbia

Belgrade is home to a growing number of wine shops offering curated selections of Serbian and international wines. From boutique cellars to modern retail spaces, these shops provide ideal opportunities to discover native varietals, meet knowledgeable staff, and take home a taste of Serbia’s wine culture.

• Address: Mačvanska 15, Vračar, Belgrade 11000

A cozy hybrid wine shop and tasting bar near the Church of Saint Sava, with over 350 carefully selected Serbian and international labels. Guests can buy bottles to go or enjoy tastings paired with cheese and prosciutto, alongside occasional live music and professional wine or rakija events.

• Address: Jovana Rajića 5e, Vračar, Belgrade 11000

A relaxed wine shop/bar offering a calm escape with a wide selection of Serbian and international wines. You can drink in or take bottles home. Praised for its friendly service, affordable prices, and evening opening hours that cater to both casual visitors and connoisseurs.

• Address: Kalenićeva 3, Belgrade 11000

Known for its excellent worldwide wine selection and “honest prices,” this women-owned shop stocks a wide range of Serbian and global wines. It has received high reviews for its ambiance, knowledgeable service, and even a resident dog.

• Address: Pop-Lukina 6, Belgrade 11000

An elegant shop in central Belgrade offering over 400 domestic and international labels. It’s known for beautifully themed tastings, friendly English-speaking staff, and a refined interior in a historic 1920s building.

• Address: Molerova 45, Belgrade 11000

Located in Vračar, Vinoteka 45 is a neighborhood staple offering a curated selection of wines in a relaxed, day-lit setting. It caters to everyday wine needs with reliable service.

While Belgrade itself has few vineyards, several excellent wineries are located just outside the city. These family-run estates and modern cellars offer tastings of Serbian varietals like Prokupac and Tamjanika, often in scenic settings ideal for day trips or guided tours.

• Address: Put za Ovču 49a, Belgrade, Serbia

A respected winery located just outside Belgrade, Skrbić focuses on local varietals and produces wine on a small scale, combining traditional Serbian and modern techniques. It’s a quiet, local favorite for tastings and small events.

• Address: Sanje Živanovića 5, Krnjevo, Serbia

Based in Krnjevo near Belgrade, this cellar offers artisanal wines crafted in small batches. It's known for intimate tastings and a warm, personal atmosphere.

• Address: Sremska bb, Čerević 21311

Founded in 2010 on the slopes of Fruška Gora, Belo Brdo sources grapes from its own vineyards. It produces award-winning wines and offers organized tastings in a spacious hall for up to 30 guests.

• Address: Svetozara Markovića 3, Banoštor 21311

A family-run winery on the Danube coast, producing about 60,000 L annually from its Fruška Gora vineyards. They host tastings and snacks, with scenic views over the river.

• Address: Near Mala Remeta (Vrdnik), Fruška Gora National Park

Located on the sunny southern slopes near the Mala Remeta monastery, Deurić is considered one of the top wineries in the region. It focuses on varieties like Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, and their unique Probus red, with modern facilities.

A self-guided winery tour from Belgrade works best if you confirm appointments before leaving the city and limit the route to one wine area. Distances, road conditions, and tasting schedules can make multi-stop plans difficult without a driver or organized tour.

If you only have one day for a wine tour, we suggest visiting the following wineries:

• Skrbić Winery
• Wine Cellar Panajotović

If you have a driver (and you definitely should), you could leave Belgrade after lunch, visit both wineries, and be back in Belgrade in time for dinner. Of course, how long the tour takes will depend on how many wineries you visit and how long you spend at each winery.

NOTE: Some wineries in Serbia require reservations for tastings and tours. We suggest you contact them ahead of time to make any necessary arrangements.

There are many great places to stay in Belgrade. For the best experience, we recommend staying near Knez Mihailova Street.

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