History of ‘Vinogradi Nuic’ begins in 2004, when extremely beautiful location Orlovac has been cultivated. Hardworking hands give themselves to the rocky red soil, and on surface of 7 hectares they have planted over 30 000 vines. Along with the indigenous varieties Žilavka and Blatina, there also has been planted Bena and Krkošija, then Trnjak, Cabernet Sauvignon, Alicante Bouschet and Plavac Mali.

In early 2008, we have come on the market with three different wines: Žilavka, Blatina and Blatina Barrique. That same year with the ‘Trencor’ trencher is cultivated location Dugolaze, laying halfway between village Crnopod and Međugorje. Location is situated in the valley surrounded by the enchanting hills, and through those hills wind passes by, drying out karst limestone. Before cultivation, this location was karst plateau covered with typical Herzegovian vegetation of which we can mention rose hip, brambles, heather, sage, immortelle, juniper. Today, you can find aromatic notes of those plants in our wines.

In 2009, on the location Dugolaze was planted 7 hectares, and in 2010, another 21 hectares of vines were planted. Along with the existing varieties, for the first time there were planted red varieties Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Syrah, Touriga Nacional, and white Pošip from Korčula, Croatia.