Wine Region

Lower Silesia Wine Region Guide

Lower Silesia, in southwest Poland near the Czech and German borders, is reviving a medieval wine tradition with boutique vineyards around Wrocław and the Sudetes foothills, growing Solaris, Riesling, Pinot Noir and Regent.

Appellations: 2 Appellations
Wineries: 2 Wineries
Experiences: 2 Experiences

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Dolina Baryczy

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Trzebnickie Hills

1 winery

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About Lower Silesia Wine

Soil: Loess, clay, sandy loam
Climate: Cool continental

Revived medieval winegrowing tradition, with vineyards from the Sudetes foothills to Wrocław

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Best Wineries in Lower Silesia

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Winnica De

Dolina Baryczy

4.01 experience

From €22

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Winnica 55-100: A Hidden Gem in Lower Silesia

Trzebnickie Hills

4.01 experience

From €9

Best Wine Tastings in Lower Silesia

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Lower Silesia Wine & Vineyard Tour at Winnica De

Experience Polish Hospitality with a Unique Georgian Flair

Winnica De, Lower Silesia

30 min

From €22 / person

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Lower Silesia Sun-Kissed Wine Tasting Adventure

Experience a delightful adventure through unique flavors and aromas in a stunning vineyard setting

Winnica 55-100: A Hidden Gem in Lower Silesia, Lower Silesia

1 hour

From €9 / person

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Lower Silesia known for in wine?

Lower Silesia has one of Poland's oldest winegrowing traditions, dating back to the Middle Ages. After a long decline, the region is now home to a growing number of boutique vineyards making crisp whites, light reds and sparkling wines.

What are the main grape varieties grown in Lower Silesia?

Cold-hardy hybrids such as Solaris, Johanniter, Seyval Blanc and Regent are widely grown, alongside Riesling, Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris on warmer sites.

When is the best time to visit Lower Silesia for wine tasting?

Late spring to early autumn is best, with harvest usually in September and October. Summer is popular for vineyard picnics and local wine festivals.

How do I get to Lower Silesia?

Wrocław Copernicus Airport is the main gateway, and many vineyards lie within an easy drive of Wrocław toward Mount Ślęża and the Sudetes foothills.

What can I combine with a wine trip to Lower Silesia?

Visitors often combine tastings with Wrocław's old town, the castles and palaces of the Jelenia Góra Valley and hiking in the Sudetes mountains.

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