Bizeljsko–Sremič — vineyard slopes and cellars dug into sand
Below St Vitus, rows of vines follow the folds of the Bizeljsko hills.
Aus der Quelle
Bizeljsko–Sremič is a winegrowing district in the Slovenian wine region of Posavje. The Slovenian government describes a continental climate with Pannonian influence and identifies hand-dug sand cellars as a local feature. The map pin marks the viewpoint at St Vitus in the Bizeljsko hills.
Redaktionelle Einordnung
Slovenia lists Bizeljsko–Sremič as a winegrowing district with named subdivisions. The local repnice were dug into sand to store produce and some now serve as wine cellars. Seeing the vineyards and then visiting a cellar gives two perspectives on how the local terrain is used.
Empfehlung
Start at the viewpoint near St Vitus on Janežev vrh. For a cellar visit, check arrangements with a repnica in Brezovica na Bizeljskem, such as Najger, before setting out.
