The Ivan Dolac vineyard is located on the sunny southern slopes of the island of Hvar. Situated at 350 meters above sea level on steep slopes (up to 70%), the vines benefit from a "triple insolation effect"—direct sunlight, reflection from the sea, and reflection from the surrounding stone. This unique environment ensures the production of exceptionally high-quality grapes, which are harvested by hand.

Badel Plavac Hvar is a high-quality red wine that showcases the authentic character of the Plavac Mali grape grown on the sun-drenched island of Hvar. It represents a classic expression of the region, offering a balanced and enjoyable drinking experience that reflects the traditional winemaking heritage of the Croatian islands.

Alcohol Content: Typically 13.5–14.5% vol.

Wine Variety: Plavac Mali.

Aroma & Taste: Features a deep ruby red color and an expressive varietal aroma typical of the Plavac Mali grape. On the palate, it is harmoniously full-bodied, with a balanced structure and a pleasant, smooth finish.

Serving Recommendation: Serve at 16–18°C. Pairs beautifully with grilled red meat, local Dalmatian pršut (prosciutto), hearty fish stews, or aged sheep cheeses.