BARAKA Winery

Baraka Winery: A Gem of Croatian Winemaking

Located near the picturesque Krka River and the stunning Adriatic Sea, Baraka Winery is nestled in the vibrant Dalmatia region. The estate, surrounded by lush vineyards and built with traditional stone walls, is adjacent to the historic Basilica Gemini, dating back to the sixth century. With a commitment to quality and heritage, Baraka Winery produces exceptional Croatian wines that reflect the unique terroir of the area.

A Rich History of Winemaking

Baraka Winery's story began in the late 1980s when the Baraka family started crafting wines from grapes sourced from friends' vineyards. Initially, these wines were made for personal enjoyment and shared with friends during special occasions. In 2005, Gordan Baraka took a significant step by planting his first vineyard in Šibenik. By 2013, a new wine cellar was constructed, showcasing the traditional architectural style of Dalmatia. Today, under the ownership of Filip Baraka, the winery produces a delightful range of red, white, and rosé wines.

Vibrant Vineyards and Quality Grapes

Baraka Winery spans six hectares, featuring over 25,000 grapevines. The estate cultivates a diverse selection of both local and international grape varieties, including the esteemed Babić, Plavina, Debit, Maraština, Syrah, Merlot, and Cabernet Sauvignon. Additionally, the winery boasts 360 olive trees and various Mediterranean plants, enhancing the scenic beauty of the vineyards.

Modern advancements have been integrated into the winery's operations, including a 20-meter aging room, a dedicated bottling area, and a well-appointed tasting room that offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape.