List of Wineries in Macedonia
In 2014, in attempt to align with EU standards, the Macedonian Ministry of Agriculture reclassified wineries in the three previous wine regions into sixteen wine districts. As this can be confusing even for a wine lover who has explored the treasure of wineries in Macedonia, below is a alphabetical list of wineries featured on JourneyMacedonia.
Winery | Town | Wine District |
Bovin | Negotino | Tikveš |
Brušani | Skopje | Skopje |
Chateau Kamnik | Skopje | Skopje |
Chateau Sopot | Lake Mladost | Veles |
Dalvina | Hamzali | Strumica-Radoviš |
Dudin | Negotino | Tikveš |
Royal Winery “Queen Marija” | Demir Kapija | Tikveš |
Ezimit Vino | Štip | Ovche Pole |
Filovski | Prždevo | Tikveš |
Grozd | Strumica | Strumica-Radoviš |
Imako Vino | Štip | Ovche Pole |
Kartal | Skopje | Skopje |
Lozar Veles | Veles | Veles |
Pivka | Negotino | Tikveš |
Popov | Sopot | Tikveš |
Popova Kula | Demir Kapija | Tikveš |
Povardarie | Negotino | Tikveš |
Skovin | Skopje | Skopje |
Tikveš | Kavadarci | Tikveš |
Traikovsky | Krnjevo | Tikveš |
There are a total of 16 wine districts in the Republic of Macedonia. To see the breakdown of these wine districts per the previous known three wine regions,Pelagonija-Polog, Povardarie and Pčinja-Osogovo, click here.
The Tikveš Wine District (part of the Povardarie Region) still comprises the majority of wineries, about two-thirds.