The Posavje appellation is one of Slovenia's most intriguing wine regions due to its rich history, diverse grape varieties, and an array of wines. Located in the southeastern part of the country, Posavje is renowned for its picturesque landscapes of rolling hills and fertile valleys that provide ideal conditions for viticulture. This region is divided into three distinct sub-regions: Dolenjska, Bela Krajina, and Bizeljsko-Sremic, each with its own unique characteristics.
Posavje is particularly famous for the traditional red wine known as "Cvicek," a light blend with a lively acidity, often produced from indigenous grape varieties such as Žametovka and Modra Frankinja. This wine holds a special place in the hearts of Slovenians because of its history and simplicity.
Moreover, Posavje produces a range of high-quality white and sparkling wines, often crafted from both international and local grape varieties such as Laški Rizling, Sauvignon, and Chardonnay. Wine enthusiasts will be captivated by the diversity Posavje offers, which combines tradition and innovation to satisfy all palates.