A Serbian winery located in Lozovik (Jagodina), producing white and red wines as well as some sparkling cuvées; it practices organic viticulture in its own vineyards.
The Temet project was launched by entrepreneur Nebojša Aleksić. After experiences abroad, he focused on identifying the best parcels around Lozovik and began planting vineyards in 2009, quickly developing a portfolio of wines that showcases both indigenous and international grape varieties.
Production philosophy
Approach of "modern traditionalism": strong emphasis on the connection to the land and manual vineyard work, exclusive use of estate-grown grapes, and a shift to organic farming practices from 2018 to enhance varietal expression and terroir.
Terroir and vineyards
The winery is located on the hills around Lozovik, in the district of Jagodina. The vineyards are planted on plots at elevations between 250 and 330 metres, on a variety of soils that allow the cultivation of indigenous and international varieties.
Awards and recognition
Notable ratings: Tri Morave Belo Reserve 2018 received 95 points from Falstaff; Tri Morave Crveno Reserve has received scores around 94 points. The winery has been recognized and awarded in international competitions and reviews.
Characteristics
Grape varieties
Prokupac
Morava
Tamjanika (Muscat à Petit Grains)
Pinot Gris
Chardonnay
Merlot
Syrah
Cabernet Franc
Cabernet Sauvignon
Pinot Noir
Hectares
37.8
Bottles per year
200000
What makes it distinctive
Estate-owned vineyards spread across 19 plots at 250–330 m above sea level.
Conversion to organic practices announced in 2018.
Focus on native grape varieties alongside international varieties.
Examples of high critical ratings.
Based in Lozovik, municipality of Jagodina, Serbia.