Presented by Vojvodina Development Agency – Republic of Serbia
Wines have been produced in Serbia since the time of the Roman Empire. As a part of the same Imperial Project at the very same time, vineyards were planted in both Burdigala and Alma Mons (what are now Bordeaux, France, and Fruška Gora, Serbia). Explore this history and experience thousands of years of winemaking tradition as we introduce you to the Wines of ALMA MONS – “NEW” OLD WORLD
A magic band surrounds our planet between the 40th and 50th parallels of the northern hemisphere. Within this mysterious space, wine finds the ideal conditions for revealing the true expression of the soil and climate in its fruit and the imprint of each successful vintage. The 45th latitude, mid-way between the North Pole and the Equator, is the dividing line for wine, most white grapes being grown north of it and red grapes south of it. It thus represents a balancing point and a high-tension wire. Alma Mons lies exactly on the 45th parallel, same as Bordeaux and Piedmont, thus sharing the same magical potential…
