Small Kozana holding that bottles wine alongside freeze-dried fruit and preserves under the Skrje and Liopicon names, and takes visitors for tastings by arrangement.
Tip: The farm sells fruit and jam as well as wine, so a tasting here usually comes with something from the orchard.
Kozana cellar with organic growing and two guest rooms, looking north across the hills from Gredič to Šmartno. Tastings run at five or ten wines with local snacks.
Tip: Only two double rooms, with a two-night minimum from May to September, so book well before harvest season.
Kozana family cellar working with minimal intervention and no additions beyond a small sulphite dose, in two ranges called Classic and Gmajna.
Tip: Vines are cropped to around a kilogram of fruit per plant, and three tasting formats run from Classic up to Superior.
Two double rooms above the Reya family's organic cellar at Kozana, looking north across the hills from Gredič to Šmartno, with tastings of five or ten wines on site.
Tip: A two-night minimum applies from May to September, and there are only two rooms, so book well before harvest.
A Kozana family cellar of three generations and more than a hundred years, certified as an organic farm since 2019 and running two guest rooms alongside the tastings.
Tip: Tastings are five or ten wines with local snacks. Two rooms only, with a two-night minimum from May to September.
A Kozana family cellar working with minimal intervention and no additions beyond a small sulphite dose, in two ranges called Classic and Gmajna.
Tip: The vines are cropped to around a kilogram of fruit each, and three tasting formats run from Classic up to Superior.
Nothing is added to the Reja wines except a small dose of sulphite, which puts the Kozana cellar at the low-intervention end of the Brda spectrum.
Tip: Kontrabant lists the cellar among the DOK Brda houses, which is the easiest weekend to taste the Classic and Gmajna ranges side by side.