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Saints Hills Dingač Plavac Mali Pelješac

Dalmatia Wine Region, Croatia
Dingač is Croatia's most celebrated wine — from the vertiginous, south-facing limestone cliffs of the Pelješac Peninsula, direct sun exposure produces intensely concentrated Plavac Mali. Deep ruby, powerful: dark cherry, dried fig, leather, garrigue, and high alcohol with firm tannins for cellaring.
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The quintessential Dalmatian pairing — local lamb slow-braised with peka (under the bell) and the region's finest Plavac Mali.
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The Adriatic classic — Plavac Mali's concentration matches octopus's chewy richness; capers echo the wine's brightness.
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Croatia's most famous beef preparation — the wine's dried fruit echoes the prunes; slow-cooking richness needs Plavac's structure.
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Croatia's most famous cheese with Croatia's finest wine — Pag Island sheep cheese's saltiness bridges Plavac's dark fruit.
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