The Pélagonie-Polog appellation, located in North Macedonia, is renowned for its distinctive high-quality wines that capture the essence of this region's unique terroir. Nestled between mountains and valleys, this area benefits from a moderate continental climate, with hot summers and cold winters, ideal for vine growing. The soil is varied, ranging from limestone to clay substrates, offering winemakers optimal conditions to produce powerful red wines and aromatic white wines.
The typical grape varieties of the appellation include Vranec, a red grape emblematic of North Macedonia, known for its dark fruit aromas and robust tannic structure. The whites often highlight Smederevka and Temjanika, varieties that produce fresh and floral wines. Producers in Pélagonie-Polog strive to combine age-old viticultural traditions with modern winemaking techniques, ensuring consistent quality and continuous innovation. For wine enthusiasts and cellar managers, exploring the wines from this region is an opportunity to discover a palette of authentic flavors and a craftsmanship that stands the test of time. A true invitation to an oenological journey.