Fruška Gora · Banstol

Bjelica — Vinogradi & Vinarija

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Our wines

Seven wines from Fruška Gora

Our own plantings, hand harvest into shallow 9 kg crates, a yield of less than 1 kg per vine — and no herbicides.

A bottle of Babaroga with a glass in front of barriques White wine Babaroga Chardonnay 100% See the wine → A bottle of Saga with a glass in front of barriques White wine Saga Sauvignon Blanc · Semillon See the wine → A bottle of Graffiti with a glass in front of barriques Red wine Graffiti Merlot · Marselan See the wine → A bottle of Babaroga Crvena with a glass in front of barriques Red wine Babaroga Crvena Marselan 100% See the wine → A bottle of the Evil rosé with a glass in front of barriques Rosé wine Evil Merlot · Marselan See the wine → A bottle of Sparkling Babaroga with a glass in front of barriques Sparkling wine Sparkling Babaroga Chardonnay · 5 years on the lees See the wine → A bottle of the Duško sparkling wine with a glass in front of barriques Sparkling wine Duško Grašac 100% See the wine →

Vineyards

An ancient massif in the Pannonian Plain

Fruška Gora, an ancient massif rising out of the Pannonian Plain, is a national park and the largest linden forest in Europe. For 1,700 years it has been ideal country for growing vines and making wine.

Its hills face south and catch sun all day long, gathering the warmth the grapes need to ripen.

About the vineyards
Bjelica vineyards on the slopes of Fruška Gora
Photo — vineyards

1700

years of viticulture

280 m

above sea level

5300

vines per hectare

1 kg

of grapes per vine

Winery

Craft in modern conditions

The winery is in Novi Sad, within the family house. Its capacity is 30,000 litres. Processing is carried out under modern technical and technological conditions, with temperature and other factors kept under control.

About the winery
The Bjelica cellar — stainless-steel tanks and barriques
Photo — winery

Concept

“The charm of Evil…”

— wine lovers from Spain, on Babaroga

Babaroga, Saga, Graffiti, Evil — every one of our wines carries a name that had a life before the wine: a witch from South Slavic mythology, a story kept alive by word of mouth, the art of a new age.

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A laid table at the Pećina Stroga restaurant looking out over Fruška Gora
Photo — Pećina Stroga

Pećina Stroga

Restaurant & apartments, overlooking Fruška Gora

Enjoy the easy atmosphere and the flavours of our kitchen — a restaurant with a terrace looking out over Fruška Gora and the vineyards. Eight apartments adjoin the winery.

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    Restaurant with a terrace Views of Fruška Gora and the vineyards.

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    Eight apartments Accommodation adjoining the winery.

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    Wine tastings All of our wines, with the story first-hand.

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