Džervin's rosé – Serbia's best value wine

29.12.2022

SERBIA'S BEST-VALUE ROSÉ WINES:

Rose Pinot 2021, Džervin
Sofia 2021, Braća Rajković
Triada Rose 2021, Vino Budimir
Tri roze koze 2021, Erdevik
Magija roze 2021, Magaza

The pronounced elegance and delicate salmon colour of this wine speak of the great care given to the Pinot Noir harvested from the old Štipina vineyard. Juicy, fruity and very refreshing, the Rose Pinot retails at around 800 RSD and is ideal on all kinds of occasions and in every season. It pairs easily with fish, white meat, soups and even roasts, thanks to a serious alcohol level (13.5%) that firmly binds all the expressive components of a wine that works even with dry pastries.

Ivica Vukelić: Džervin steps up a level

After 12 failed privatisations and a near slide into oblivion, the former wine giant Džervin found a new owner in agronomist Ivica Vukelić, a native of Vojvodina. No surprise, then, that Džervin's Grašac has caught the public's attention, that the Cabernet Sauvignon 2019 won platinum at the Open Balkan Wine Trophy 2023, and that the Sauvignon and the rest of the range are impatiently awaiting even higher honours.

Podrum Džervin 1927 wins Grand Gold at the Open Balkan Wine Trophy

At the prestigious Wine Vision by Open Balkan fair, Podrum Džervin 1927 won no fewer than 10 medals, including Grand Gold for the Cabernet Sauvignon 2019 with 95 points. This success at an international competition judged by top wine experts confirms the growing quality and ambition of the Knjaževac winery, which is attracting more and more attention from wine lovers at home and abroad.

Džervin strikes gold in Vienna

At the prestigious AWC Vienna competition, Džervin won its first gold outside the Balkans, for the premium Riesling 2021. This fresh, vibrant label comes from a winery quietly building a reputation for outstanding value, with organic-leaning practices and notable successes for earlier labels such as the Sauvignon Blanc and the Rose Pinot.

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