Wine Tours North East Slovenia
Visit a family-owned winery
Explore the winegrowing hills surrounding the second largest city in Slovenia
Discover the taste of excellent white wine accompanied by tasty cold dishes
Walk through the vineyards
Enjoy the view of the famous Slovenian heart road
Grape harvest
Delicious local food
Sunset in Slovenian wineyards
Work in the wineyard
Vineyard in east Slovenia
Pricing
Included in price
Return transfer from Ljubljana
Sommelier as a guide
Wine Tastings in 2 local wine cellars
Local snacks
Important for the tour
Description
Out of 9 distinct wine regions that Slovenia possesses, the Styria region is the largest. Situated around Maribor, the second-largest city in Slovenia, the sunny hills surrounding it are a place of countless vineyards.
You’ll have a chance to explore one of them, visiting both the vineyard and the wine cellar at one of the boutique family-owned wineries. While taking a relaxing walk along the growing grapevine, we will tell you all about the specifics of the Slovenian wine, the soil and the climate — terroir.
After that, we will visit the wine cellars, where one of the expert winemakers will explain their process of making wine, their history and how their tradition began.
Of course, this will be accompanied by a wine tasting and some local cold dishes like cheese and olive oil. Styria is famous for its elegant white wine, which will be introduced to you, along with a selection of other local wines and the peculiarities of the Styria wine region.
If you want to discover more about Slovenian wine, join our Wine Tour
Things to know
You will try at least 8 different wines.
Yes, of course, just be sure that you have enough space in your suitcase Winemakers usually don’t have card readers so we recommend bringing cash
Yes, it is. Just send us an email with your wishes and we’ll send you an offer.
It’s a wholesome wine-tasting adventure in the vineyards of north and east Slovenia. You’ll learn about local winemaking while walking through the vineyards, exploring old wine cellars and indulging in the great Slovenian wines that come along with it.
It is important to dress for the season. Slovenia has all 4 seasons, so please check the weather forecast before the day trip regarding temperatures and rainfall. When you are close to the Alps, the weather can change fairly quickly, so your best bet is to always bring an extra layer. We recommend shoes you will be comfortable in. If you are visiting caves, please remember that the caves are cold in the summer, as the cave temperature is constant throughout the year.
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