
Momjan Wine Road: Tasting Istria’s Sweetest Views
In the rolling hills of northern Istria, near the Slovenian border, the Momjan Wine Road winds its way through vineyards, olive groves, and stone villages. This isn’t just a scenic route – it’s a journey into flavor, where local winemakers share their stories and their craft.
The star of the region is the Momjan Muscat (Muškat Momjanski), a sweet aromatic wine with a delicate floral scent and a light, refreshing taste. But as you follow the road, you’ll discover so much more – from Teran reds to Malvasia whites, each glass reflecting the landscape and tradition of Istria.
A road through vineyards and history
The Momjan Wine Road connects family-run wineries, where generations of winemakers continue the traditions of their ancestors. Many estates offer tours, where you can walk the vineyards, learn about organic farming, and see the wine-making process firsthand.
The town of Momjan itself, perched on a hilltop, offers breathtaking views over the vineyards and down to the Adriatic Sea. The ruins of Momjan Castle, standing guard over the valley, add a historic charm to the experience.

More than wine
Beyond the wine, the Momjan area is known for its olive oil, cheeses, and prosciutto – making every tasting a feast for the senses. Many wineries pair their wines with local delicacies, turning a simple visit into a culinary journey.
As you sip Muscat under the Istrian sun, surrounded by vineyards and stone terraces, it’s easy to feel connected to the land and the people who shape it.