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Discover Herzegovina’s wine and local delicacies on this private tour near Mostar, visiting two organic wineries with tastings, food, and stunning views for $157.88.
The Herzegovina Wine Experience offers a delightful journey into the heart of Mostar’s wine country. Priced at $157.88 per person, this private tour lasts approximately 5 to 6 hours and provides an in-depth look at the region’s unique wines and culinary traditions. With round-trip hotel transfers included, it’s a convenient way to explore the scenic landscape and enjoy tastings at two distinct wineries—Andrija Wine Cellars and Brkic Cellar.
This tour has earned a perfect 5.0 out of 5 rating from 10 reviews and is recommended by 100% of participants. Its popularity stems from the opportunity to sample local Herzegovinian wines, sheep cheese, olive oil, fig jam, and homemade prosciutto. It is especially suited for visitors who appreciate authentic wine experiences and regional food, and who crave a relaxed, private atmosphere away from busy group tours.
This Herzegovina Wine Experience starts with a pickup from your hotel in Mostar, setting the stage for a scenic drive through the region’s lush hills. The journey takes you along winding hill roads with views of bright green vineyards spread across the landscape. It’s a visual treat that immediately immerses you in the area’s viticultural charm.
The tour features round-trip transfers, removing any concerns about transportation. Once at the first stop, Emporia Wine Cellars, visitors explore the Imperial vineyards and learn about the rich history of winemaking in this region. The high-quality Emporia wines benefit from the area’s sunny slopes, karst soil, Mediterranean climate, and the famous bora and jugo winds.
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At Emporia Wine Cellars, you get the chance to taste their notable wines and sample local delicacies such as traditional cheeses and smoked beef ham. The Imperial vineyards are located at the heart of Mostar’s wine-growing region, making this stop a perfect introduction to Herzegovina’s wine culture.
The experience includes a chance to learn about the history of winemaking in the area, with the cellar setting showcasing high-quality wines that reflect the region’s natural blessings. The visit lasts about 1 hour and 30 minutes, providing enough time for tasting and enjoying the scenic views.
The journey continues to Brkic Cellar in the small town of Itluk. Here, Josip Brki is the only organic winemaker in Bosnia and Herzegovina, using biodynamic practices and indigenous grapes. His white wine called Mjesear, meaning “Moon Walker,” is made from 100% ilavka grapes and is fermented on the skin.
The biodynamic approach sees all farming and winemaking work aligned with the phases of the Moon, as reflected on the wine labels. This stop offers a relaxed, tasting experience where you’ll sit around a table sampling wine, Livno sheep cheese, olive oil, fig jam, and homemade prosciutto. The 1 hour and 30 minutes here highlight the purity and effort behind organic winemaking.
Throughout the tour, the food and wine pairings stand out as a highlight. The local wines are complemented by sheep cheese, olive oil, fig jam, and homemade prosciutto, giving a well-rounded taste of Herzegovina’s culinary traditions. The tastings are included in the tour price, offering excellent value.
Guests appreciate the quality of the food, especially the sheep cheese and olive oil, which are considered high-end regional products. The organic wines at Brkic are notably effusive and pure, making this stop particularly memorable.
A key benefit of this private experience is the personal attention from your guide, who explains the region’s viticulture, the biodynamic winemaking process, and local history and culture. The guide also ensures the pace suits your preferences and answers all questions.
This tour is well-suited for those who seek a relaxed, intimate setting to enjoy wine tasting, away from large group atmospheres. The flexibility allows you to savor each location without feeling rushed.
One of the standout features of this tour is the scenic drive through the hilly vineyards of Mostar. From the rocky plateau at Andrija Wine Cellars to the biodynamic vineyards in Itluk, the landscape offers a spectacular backdrop for tasting.
The natural environment—with its karst soil and favorable Mediterranean climate—plays a crucial role in shaping the flavor profiles of the wines. The views alone make this experience worth the trip.
The Herzegovina Wine Experience is available year-round, with opening hours from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM daily. It requires a minimum of two participants, making it perfect for couples or small groups.
Booking is recommended at least 16 days in advance, as the tour is popular and limited to private groups. Once booked, the experience is non-refundable, so plan accordingly. The tour provider, Herzeg Day Tours, can be contacted via +38762715755 or [email protected] for inquiries.
Unlike larger, less personalized wine tours, this experience offers personalized guided attention and access to smaller, biodynamic wineries. The inclusion of local foods alongside wines enhances the tasting experience, providing a comprehensive taste of Herzegovina.
The scenic drive, expert guide, and high-quality tastings make this a memorable way to explore Mostar’s wine region in a relaxed and intimate setting.
This tour stands out for its quality of wines, delicious regional food, and personalized service. Its 5-star reviews emphasize value and memorable moments, especially the opportunity to taste organic, biodynamic wines in a beautiful setting.
It’s best suited for wine enthusiasts, culinary lovers, and those seeking a private, relaxed tour. The scenic landscape and authentic local products provide a well-rounded taste of Herzegovina’s wine and food culture.
While the cost might be higher than some group tours, the personalized experience and exclusive visits justify the price for travelers who value quality and intimacy.
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How long does the Herzegovina Wine Experience last?
The tour lasts approximately 5 to 6 hours, including transportation, tastings, and visits to both wineries.
What is included in the price?
The wine tastings, local food samples (cheese, olive oil, jam, prosciutto), and round-trip hotel transfers are all included.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, it’s recommended to book at least 16 days in advance due to the tour’s popularity and limited availability for private groups.
What wineries will I visit?
You visit Andrija Wine Cellars on a rocky plateau and Brkic Cellar, known for their biodynamic, organic wines.
Is this tour suitable for large groups?
No, this is a private tour designed for small groups, ensuring a personalized experience.
Are meals or additional food options available?
The tour includes regional food tastings as part of the experience, but additional meals are not part of the package.
What makes Brkic Cellar unique?
Josip Brki is Bosnia’s only organic winemaker, using biodynamic practices and indigenous grapes, with wine labels reflecting the Moon phases.
Can I customize the tour?
As a private experience, the tour offers some flexibility, and your guide can tailor the pace and focus for your group.
What is the cancellation policy?
The booking is non-refundable and cannot be changed once confirmed, so plan accordingly.
How do I contact the tour provider?
You can reach Herzeg Day Tours via +38762715755 or email [email protected] for bookings and inquiries.