Santa Lucia Vineyard

Santa Lucia Vineyard is a wine producer based in Croatia, a country with a long and largely underappreciated winemaking history stretching back thousands of years. The Istrian peninsula and the Dalmatian coast are among Croatia's most recognised wine-producing areas, though producers across the country work with both indigenous and international grape varieties.

Croatia's winemaking landscape is defined in part by its distinctive autochthonous varieties — Graševina, Malvazija Istarska, Plavac Mali, and Tribidrag (genetically identical to Zinfandel) among them — alongside a growing interest in international varieties adapted to local terroirs. The country's diverse geography, ranging from continental inland regions to Mediterranean coastal zones, produces a wide spectrum of styles, from fresh whites to full-bodied reds.

The inventory includes a red wine under the Santa Luca Noir label, from the 2017 vintage, produced in association with Kozlović, an established Istrian producer known for working with both local and international varieties. This suggests a red wine positioned within the Istrian or broader Croatian winemaking tradition, though the specific grape variety or appellation has not been confirmed.