Croatian wine has a rich history dating back to ancient times, influenced by various cultures, including the Greeks and Romans. The country boasts over 130 indigenous grape varieties, making it unique in the wine world. Key wine regions include Istria, Dalmatia, and Slavonia, each producing distinct styles of wine. The most famous Croatian wines include Plavac Mali, a robust red, and Grk, a white wine known for its aromatic qualities. Croatia's diverse climate and geography contribute to the variety of flavors and styles, attracting wine enthusiasts from around the globe.