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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA KEARNEY AGRICULTURAL CENTER
10 August 2026
The Pošip variety (also known as Pošip bijeli, Pošipica, or Pošipak) originated from the natural cross-breeding of the Bratkovina bijela and Zlatarica blatska varieties. It is a grape with large bunches and elongated, pointed berries that is well adapted to the arid conditions of sandy soils.
Wine products from this variety possess a full body and potential for aging; alcohol content typically varies from 12 to 13%. In addition to dry wines, the variety is used for the production of Prošek dessert wine. There is a separate black wine variety with a similar name, which requires clear distinction during classification.
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ Pagadebit Bijeli*HR 1
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Nearby in the species list Portugais Rouge, Portugalka, Portugieser Blau, Portugieser Roter, Portugizac, Poseruša, Pošip, Pošip Bijeli, Pošip Crni, Pošipak, Pošipon, Potomka, Potomkinja, Poulsard N, Pozsonyi fehér, Praça B, Praskava Belina, Prava Črnina, Prč, Precoce