The Badel Plavac mali Pelješac 2022 12.5% is a characterful Croatian red wine from Dalmatia, made from the indigenous Plavac mali grape variety. It originates from the Pelješac peninsula on the southern Dalmatian Adriatic coast, which is one of Croatia’s best-known red wine regions. Plavac mali is the country’s most significant indigenous red grape variety and displays its typical character particularly well on the sun-drenched, barren slopes of Pelješac. The variety is closely related to Crljenak Kaštelanski, which is genetically identical to Zinfandel or Primitivo, and produces full-bodied and expressive wines on Pelješac.

The Badel Pelješac 2022 is produced by the long-established Croatian producer Badel 1862 and embodies an approachable, typically Dalmatian style of red wine. Characteristic of the Pelješac bottling is a semi-dry flavour, in which a subtle residual sweetness rounds off the robust structure of the Plavac mali. With 12.5% alcohol by volume in the 0.75-litre bottle, the 2022 vintage is ideal both for casual moments of enjoyment and as a versatile accompaniment to food. The combination of an indigenous grape variety, the Pelješac region and Dalmatian winemaking tradition makes it particularly appealing to lovers of Mediterranean red wines who seek alternatives to the internationally prevalent grape varieties.

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