With its vineyards on Pelješac Peninsula, Škar is unusual in that it actually produces its wine in Dubrovnik. Pop in for a tour (Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 6pm, 200KN) or for a glass and a snack. Wines are available for purchase, as are a tasteful selection of artsy souvenirs.
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Lekri – Škar Winery
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