In 1991 Zlatan Otok winery became the second private winery in Croatia after the country declared its independence. Established by Zlatan Plenković in a picturesque fishing village called Sveta Nedjelja on the Island of Hvar, today Zlatan Otok one of the largest private wineries in Croatia. Zlatan had big dreams and worked very hard. His legacy of hard work, entrepreneurial persistence and dedication to traditional winemaking is now continued by his sons, Nikola and Marin, and winemaker Davor.

The terrain of the vineyards is extremely rugged with very little soil, as one might expect if you have vines planted on the side of the mountain.  Grapes are hand-harvested and aged in stainless steel tanks. This comes from the picturesque island of Hvar. The vines are surrounded by olive groves, rosemary, lavendar and the Adriatic sea. The vineyards are on the southern slopes of the island, below Mount Biokovo and is Sibenik.

This is a crisp, refreshing  blend of 25% Bogdanuša, 25% Pošip, 25% Maraština, 25% Prc. All four varieties in this wine are incredibly old indigenous Dalmatian grapes that date back to the 4th century BC. This indigenous blend is a unique expression of Dalmatian terroir and each grape brings its own character to the wine.It is loaded with bright, full, aromas of dried flowers, melon and figs. A bit leaner and lighter than the famous Posip, this wine is a fresh and savory Adriatic treat.