VINODOL – THE VINE VALLEY AND ITS GROWING OF THE WINES AT THE END OF THE SECOND AND AT THE BEGINNING OF THE THIRD MILLENIUM.

Sokolić, Ivan

Vinodolski zbornik : godišnjak za gospodarstvo-turizam, povijesnu i kulturnu baštinu, ekologiju i promicanje ljudskog stvaralaštva, No. 8, 2002.

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VINODOL – THE VINE VALLEY AND ITS GROWING OF THE WINES AT THE END OF THE SECOND AND AT THE BEGINNING OF THE THIRD MILLENIUM.

Ivan Sokolić

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APA 6th Edition

Sokolić, I. (2002). VINODOL – THE VINE VALLEY AND ITS GROWING OF THE WINES AT THE END OF THE SECOND AND AT THE BEGINNING OF THE THIRD MILLENIUM.. Vinodolski zbornik, (8). Retrieved from https://hrcak.srce.hr/332003

MLA 8th Edition

Sokolić, Ivan. "VINODOL – THE VINE VALLEY AND ITS GROWING OF THE WINES AT THE END OF THE SECOND AND AT THE BEGINNING OF THE THIRD MILLENIUM.." Vinodolski zbornik, vol. , no. 8, 2002 https://hrcak.srce.hr/332003. Accessed 25 May 2026.

Chicago 17th Edition

Sokolić, Ivan. "VINODOL – THE VINE VALLEY AND ITS GROWING OF THE WINES AT THE END OF THE SECOND AND AT THE BEGINNING OF THE THIRD MILLENIUM.." Vinodolski zbornik , no. 8 https://hrcak.srce.hr/332003

Harvard

Sokolić, I. (2002). 'VINODOL – THE VINE VALLEY AND ITS GROWING OF THE WINES AT THE END OF THE SECOND AND AT THE BEGINNING OF THE THIRD MILLENIUM.', Vinodolski zbornik, (8). Available at: https://hrcak.srce.hr/332003 (Accessed 25 May 2026)

Vancouver

Sokolić I. VINODOL – THE VINE VALLEY AND ITS GROWING OF THE WINES AT THE END OF THE SECOND AND AT THE BEGINNING OF THE THIRD MILLENIUM.. Vinodolski zbornik [Internet]. 2002 [cited 2026 May 25];(8). Available from: https://hrcak.srce.hr/332003

IEEE

I. Sokolić, "VINODOL – THE VINE VALLEY AND ITS GROWING OF THE WINES AT THE END OF THE SECOND AND AT THE BEGINNING OF THE THIRD MILLENIUM.", Vinodolski zbornik, vol., no. 8, 2002. [Online]. Available: https://hrcak.srce.hr/332003. [Accessed: 25 May 2026]

Abstract

Vinodol was named after the vine. The soil and the climate are ideal for growing, which of course was very well known to those harbingers of cultivated and toiled land, which were the Romans. This excedingly rare combination, of soil, toil and climate, was neglected totally during the last 50 or so years. There has been recently some endeavouring in planting new vineyards, which hopefully will present a good start for the future.