Basina is named after a small local region in Dalmatia. It is a very small region in part of a village, where the Bura family’s Tribidrag grapes are planted. The name comes from an old Illyric settlement at that location, dating back almost 3,000 years. This is a connection that can be made in many other Illyric settlements across Dalmatia. The younger generation chose this name to emphasize that these wines showcase the truly ancient winegrowing traditions in this part of the world. Basina Bjanko is true Dalmatian island wine in a bottle, with a blend of all the local indigenous varietals coming together for a taste of Pelješac. Bright and textured, popping with sunshine, bitter herbs, dry pear and briny minerality. Served slightly chilled, but like local cuisine, it should be enjoyed purely and simply, paired with the freshest of fish dishes and drizzled with young Dalmatian olive oil.