Krakow

While not a traditional wine region, Krakow, Poland, is experiencing a surge in popularity for its exciting urban wineries and innovative approach. History and culture intertwine with a newfound appreciation for quality wines.

Due to the cooler climate, Krakow focuses on grape varieties that thrive in these conditions. For reds, Pinot Noir and Regent are gaining traction, offering lighter styles with good acidity. White wines like Solaris and Johanniter are also making a name for themselves, showcasing refreshing fruit characters and crisp minerality.

Due to the cooler climate, Krakow focuses on grape varieties that thrive in these conditions. For reds, Pinot Noir and Regent are gaining traction, offering lighter styles with good acidity. White wines like Solaris and Johanniter are also making a name for themselves, showcasing refreshing fruit characters and crisp minerality.

Winemaking in Krakow has a surprisingly long history, dating back to the Middle Ages.