Croatia Dingac Postup large vineyard land for sale

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Croatia Dingac Postup large vineyard land for sale  is located on the southern side of the Peljesac Peninsula in South Dalmatia, an area renowned for its exceptional wine production. The property spans 40 000 sq.m., extending from the upper hillside all the way down to the sea. The vineyard is planted with 2,500 vines of the prized Plavac Mali wine variety, a grape unique to this region.

The land is already established for wine production, with a proven market for the sale of this exceptional wine. This Croatia Dingac Postup large vineyard land for sale has direct road access and features a rocky shoreline. It’s possible to build a boat mooring berth with a pontoon bridge on the rocks. Additionally, there is potential for constructing one or more villas, along with agricultural buildings, ideal for agricultural tourism or to support vineyard operations.

Dingac is famous for its indigenous Plavac Mali grape, and some of the world’s most renowned winemakers have vineyards in this location. The asking price for this prime vineyard land is 1 700 000 EUR.

Orebic is a waterfront town on the edge of the Peljesac peninsula, where the renowned wine producing areas of Dingač and Postup cling precariously to hillside terraces overlooking the Adriatic. In terms of prestige, Dingac and Postup are the Napa and Sonoma of Croatia. There are about 1000 ha of vines on the Peljesac peninsula, with about 60 ha in Postup and maybe 75 in Dingac—much of the balance is in the valley, which produces table-wine grapes. The vineyards in Dingac (descending to the Adriatic) and Postup· are all built on terraces, some only one or two plants wide. The slope is so steep here that, when working certain terraces, the soil tiller has to be roped to the axle of a truck on the road above to keep it from tumbling down the vineyards.

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