History
In 1948, the PIK Oplenac winery was founded in Topola, on the sunny slopes of Oplenac.
Today, as a kind of monument to the rich viticultural heritage of Šumadija, there stands a permanent citadel that combines form and function, a sacred place where grapes are turned into wine.
In this spiritual capital of Serbia, wine has been a part of culture, religion and customs for centuries.
From the time of the Karađorđević dynasty, until today, the Oplenac region is known for wines worthy of the royal tables of Europe. It is synonymous with good grapes, which is why it is called the capital of Serbian grapevines.
Winery PIK Oplenac started writing the pages of its history as part of the famous company Navip, and thanks to its capacities and high quality, it found itself at the very top of the Balkans.
Decades were marked by products that are still remembered today: Rhine Riesling, Zlatna Oplenka, Oplenac Black Pearl, Black Burgundy, Smederevka, Leoni…
Technology
Continuing the tradition of more than 70 years, we produce wines with characteristic and recognizable aromas. They are a unique combination of carefully selected grapes, knowledge and tradition.
Following world trends in winemaking, we are focused on high production standards. We nurture and preserve the culture of the Oplenac region, which we combine with the most modern technology, thus creating wines recognized all over the world. Using the latest knowledge in the field of winemaking along with traditional approaches, our experts and oenologists unite the traditional and the modern. Constant investments over the years allow us, together with leading professionals, to turn wine production into a kind of art, where every bottle is a work of art.
Philosophy
During a visit to the PIK Oplenac winery, along with a wine tasting, you can enjoy the authentic atmosphere that exudes a combination of art and timeless design. The unique building, reconstructed in 2014, stands as a watchman over the Topola vineyards, reminding of the golden age of Serbian viticulture.
The four tasting rooms are decorated with numerous works of art, bronze sculptures and antiques. In addition to the two levels of the wine cellar, you can walk through the production, visit the archive room and the wine store.
