Head to Slovenia’s Primorska wine region and you’ll likely find yourself reaching for a map. Staring out over the corrugated rolling hills, interrupted only by the occasional cluster of red ...

Slovenia’s separation from Yugoslavia in 1991 was the catalyst for epochal change in the wine industry. The new capitalist economy returned power to individual landowners, who went back to ...

Still up-and-coming, Slovenia's Styria wine region—known locally as Štajerska—is home to some excellent small wineries and a growing number of ambitious restaurants and winsome places to stay.

This city in the Northeast is where much of Slovenia’s wine is made, and it’s home to the oldest vine in the world at 400-years-old. There’s even a festival–the Old Vine Festival–each ...

F&W's Ray Isle is fascinated by Slovenia's Movia Winery and its visionary owner, Ales Kristancic. The two spend a wild 48 hours exploring Eastern Europe's wine frontier. By. Ray Isle.

SLOVENIA is one of the best wine producing countries in the world, and what’s even better — it’s a fraction of the price of the rest of Europe.

In 2014, the company was voted Slovenia's Winery of the Year, beating more than 170 other producers. But for now, P&F remains part of only a handful of Slovenian wineries large and successful ...