SoHu

About

Tucked in the northeastern corner of Croatia, in the Croatian Danube region, right below the border of Hungary, lies Slavonija: one of Croatia’s most important winegrowing regions and the home of Croatia’s most important white grape: Graševina (aka Welschriesling).

Much of the modern viticultural history in this region reignited in the early 19th century, when Croats from northern Dalmatia began trading in this region and sharing their viticultural knowledge with the region. Much of the planting and focus revolves around the indigenous Graševina grape, very prominently found around many wine regions Central and Eastern Europe under many different names. (e.g. Welschriesling in Austria, Riesling Italico in Italy, Grašac in Serbia, and Olaszrizling in Hungary, etc.).

This region boasts a balanced influence from the Danube River, where grapes grow on rich volcanic and sandy soils, with white clay stones on slate and granite bedrock.

The SoHu wines were created to offer a fresh and expressive style of Slavonijan indigenous varietal that everyone can enjoy, focusing predominantly on the grape this region is known for: Graševina The name SoHu (South of Hungary) is an ode to the cross-cultural influence this region embraces in Croatia near the border of Hungary.

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