The Komarna Wine Region

The Komarna wine region, nestled along the Dalmatian coast between Split and Dubrovnik, is Croatia’s youngest appellation.
Before 2006, this landscape was defined by wild vegetation and rugged limestone
terrain.
The transformation began in 2008, when the first vineyards were planted, laying the
foundation for viticulture in Komarna.

By April 2013, the region was officially designated as a wine appellation, marking its place within Croatia’s wine industry.

A Commitment to Organic Winemaking

Komarna spans 90 hectares of vineyards, and every vineyard is certified organic.
The region’s steep limestone slopes, Mediterranean climate, and proximity to the Adriatic Sea create an ideal environment for organic viticulture.

Indigenous Varieties & Wines with a Sense of Place.

Komarna is dedicated to preserving Dalmatian heritage, with 92% of plantings
focused on indigenous varieties:
Plavac Mali, Pošip, and Tribidrag—the backbone of Dalmatian winemaking.
Maraština, Grk, and Babić, further enriching the region’s diversity.
The remaining 8% includes carefully selected international varieties like Syrah, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Viognier.

The K7 Association: Protecting Quality & Promoting Growth Collaboratively

The wineries of Komarna have united under K7, an association dedicated to maintaining strict quality standards while fostering regional identity and rural tourism.

Together, we ensure that Komarna wines continue to reflect the purity and authenticity of this pristine land.

Wineries of Komarna

As of 2025, the Komarna wine region in Croatia has seen significant growth and
development. Seven wineries, including Rizman, produce and market wines from
Komarna:

Deak Family Farm
Saints Hills Winery
Terra Madre Winery
Volarević Winery
Opus Wine
Modrozelena Cooperative

A wine trail connecting all the wineries is in development, further enhancing the region’s appeal to visitors and wine enthusiasts. As part of this vision, we built a B&B, which opened in 2024, to support the wine trail and Komarna’s growing wine tourism.

We welcome you to stay with us and experience the wines, the land, and the story of Komarna firsthand.