Novi Sad Wine

Novi Sad sits at the heart of one of Serbia’s most historic wine regions, where winemaking traditions date back to Roman times. The surrounding vineyards of Fruška Gora produce a diverse range of wines, from crisp whites and elegant reds to distinctive local varieties like Grašac Beli and Probus. With its favorable climate and fertile soil, the region has become a hub for both small family-run wineries and innovative producers crafting high-quality wines that reflect the character of northern Serbia.

Check out our Serbia Wine page for more information about these wines.

Serbian wine is shaped by centuries of tradition and a diverse landscape, producing a wide range of styles—from aromatic whites and bold reds to unique local varieties and sweet dessert wines. Indigenous grapes like Prokupac and Tamjanika sit alongside international favorites.

Novi Sad’s wine bars offer a relaxed and inviting way to explore the region’s growing wine scene. From cozy cellars and stylish tasting rooms to shops specializing in local varietals, these spots showcase the best of Fruška Gora wines and beyond—perfect for a casual glass or guided tasting.

Combines Serbian wines with vinyl music in a laid-back setting. Focused on promoting local wine producers alongside spirits and gourmet items.

Address: Žitni trg 20, Novi Sad

A well-regarded wine bar with a focus on premium regional wines. Offers a warm, casual ambiance and knowledgeable staff.

Address: Mite Ružića 2, Novi Sad

A tucked-away, cozy shop in a city center passage, showcasing around 30 labels from Fruška Gora, Rajac, and Subotica. Offers brandy and homemade coffee, with occasional weekend tastings and events.

Address: Dunavska 17 (in the passage), Novi Sad

A gourmet market offering over 700 wines (plus cheeses, charcuterie, oils). Includes a bistro space for in-person tastings and food–wine pairings.

Address: Veselina Masleše 2, Novi Sad 21000, Serbia

Novi Sad is home to a growing number of wine shops where visitors can discover and purchase high-quality Serbian wines, including regional favorites from nearby Fruška Gora.

aka Wine Canteen

Located in Grbavica, this shop focuses on organic, biodynamic, and conventional wines. Open weekdays and Saturdays, it's praised for its curated selection and knowledgeable service.

Address: Gogoljeva 1, Novi Sad

Dulka Wine Shop

The city’s oldest wine shop, operating since 2000 (with a second location opened in 2019). Offers a broad selection and consistent quality in a traditional retail setting.

Address: Vojvode Bojovića 9, Novi Sad 21101, Serbia

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Krivina is a place where you can enjoy over five hundred labels of the highest quality wines, eighty labels of premium rakijas (brandies) from our region, and more than a hundred labels of various world whiskeys, cognacs, rums, and other spirits.

Address: 9 Sremska Street

A premium boutique specializing in wine, spirits, and curated gift packages. Boasts over 400 wine labels and features tasting opportunities in a stylish, interactive environment.

Addresses:

Pozorišni trg 7, Novi Sad 21000, Serbia

Bulevar Mihajla Pupina 13, Novi Sad 21000, Serbia

Zmaj Jovina 28, Novi Sad 21101, Serbia

The wineries surrounding Novi Sad, especially in the nearby Fruška Gora region, offer a rich blend of tradition and innovation. Visitors can explore historic estates and boutique producers crafting unique Serbian wines, including native varieties and internationally recognized styles—making wine tasting an essential part of any Novi Sad visit.

Established in the 1830s, Vinarija Kiš blends tradition with quality. Located in Sremski Karlovci, they produce Bermet, Rhein Riesling, Grašac, Chardonnay, Frankovka, Merlot, Portugizer, limited editions (sparkling, aged), and desert wines.

Address: Karlovačkog mira 46, Sremski Karlovci

Situated in Sremski Karlovci, this winery specializes in the local Probus grape, within the cluster of family wineries along Karlovačkog mira street.

Address: Karlovačkog Mira 30, Sremski Karlovci 21205, Serbia

Located northeast of Sremski Karlovci, Vinum cultivates international and indigenous varieties such as Sauvignon Blanc, Gewürztraminer, Chardonnay, Pinot, and Grašac. Known for modern blends and award-winning quality.

Address: Karlovačkog Mira 26a, Sremski Karlovci, Serbia

One of Serbia’s oldest wineries (operating since 1920), Dulka is renowned as the first to produce White Bermet. Now managed by the fourth and fifth generation, they offer a selection of whites, reds, dessert wines, and house-made fruit rakijas.

Address: Karlovačkog mira 18, Sremski Karlovci (production: Poštanska 8)

A family-run winery perched on a hillside above Sremski Karlovci, producing varietals like Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Bermet, Sauvignon, Traminac, and Neoplanta. They offer cellar tours, tastings, and lodging.

Address: Raša br. 4, Sremski Karlovci

A boutique winery near Sremski Karlovci, offering a selection of local and international grape varieties in a visitor-friendly tasting environment.

Address: Žarka Zrenjanina Street 17, Sremski Karlovci

A historic family-owned winery in Sremski Karlovci, housed in a 19th-century underground cellar. They craft a wide range of wines—including Sila, Probus, Bermet and Cabernet Sauvignon—with over 100 awards to their name.

Address: Patrijarha Rajačića 9, Sremski Karlovci

Embarking on a self-guided winery tour from Novi Sad is a fantastic way to explore the region’s wine culture at your own pace. If you have time to venture just across the Danube River to Sremski Karlovci, you’ll discover charming wineries offering unique experiences and exquisite wines within a short distance from Novi Sad.

If you only have one day (or even a half day) for a wine tour, we suggest visiting the following three wineries:

• Vinarija Kiš
• Podrum Probus
• Vinarija Vinum

If you have a driver (and you definitely should), you could leave Novi Sad after lunch, visit all three wineries, and be back in Novi Sad in time for dinner. Of course, how long the tour takes will depend on 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.

If you are planning a trip to Novi Sad, there are plenty of excellent places to stay. However, for the best experience, we strongly recommend staying in the pedestrian area near Liberty Square. The castle marker on the map below is the heart of the pedestrian area. We suggest staying as close to it as possible, depending on your budget and preferences.

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