Serbia · RAKIJA & BRANDY TASTINGS
Plum, quince, apricot, and the honeyed medovača at the end. These 5 tastings run in Belgrade cellars and at farms in the hills, priced, with how many measures each pours and whether food comes with it.
Belgrade day trip to Golubac Fortress and the Iron Gate by speed boat, plus rakija tasting at a local distillery with pickup.
“Beautiful fortress and great boat ride. Would have loved the boat ride to be longer. The guide was also worthwhile to talk to learn more about modern Serbia and its people”
Taste nine Serbian rakija styles in Belgrade with Toby, plus small bites, at English-led spots over about 3 hours.
“This is worst experience ever. I had to pay in advance and then less than 12 hours before the tour, I got message that it is cancelled as they did not find enough participants. What a nightmare. While charging USD57 per person, I received zero service. Instead they offered me EUR 450 option to celebrate new year eve. Seriously? What can you offer for this amount in Belgrade???”
Walk central Belgrade with Veljko for rakija tastings, cocktails, and Serbian food, plus key landmarks from Republic Square to Skadarlija.
“One of the best tours I've ever had. Veljko provided a great experience and is very knowledgable about this incredible city and its history.”
From Belgrade, tour Ram, Golubac, and Smederevo fortresses, then taste Serbian wine and brandy at Pruna Distillery.
“An amazing trip with so many great experiences! I was thrilled to see Golubac Fortress near the Romanian border. Our guide was super knowledgeable and friendly, and it was great talking about Serbian history and asking questions. Took tons of fantastic photos! I’ll definitely recommend this to all my friends!”
Taste and learn to make Serbian rakija with Belgrade Urban Distillery, sampling lavender and honey flavors in a 1.5-hour group session.
“The rakija tasting was incredible. There are so many flavors to choose from. My favorites were the lavender and honey. It was fun to learn about the process of making rakija.”
Pick a river, a fortress, a monastery or a still.
