This is not a typical wine tasting in a restaurant or tourist venue — it's a private, slow-travel experience hosted in a cozy mountain chalet in the heart of Rugova Valley. You'll taste authentic Kosovar wines and homemade dishes prepared on-site, while hearing personal stories from your local host. Surrounded by nature and far from the crowds, this experience connects you directly with Kosovo’s food culture and warm hospitality. Perfect for couples, foodies, and travelers looking for something truly authentic and off the beaten path.
You’ll be picked up in Peja and taken on a scenic drive into the heart of the Rugova Mountains, where you’ll arrive at the cozy Chalet Kujta – a secluded wooden house surrounded by nature. Once there, you’ll enjoy a guided tasting of 3 or more local wines, including Vranac, Cabernet, and other traditional Kosovar varieties. Alongside the wines, you’ll sample several authentic homemade dishes prepared on-site, such as local cheeses, suxhuk (smoked sausage), pickled vegetables, traditional pies, and warm bread. Your local host will share stories about Kosovo’s food and wine culture, giving you a unique cultural insight while you relax in a warm, private mountain setting. Weather permitting, you’ll also have the chance for a short walk or photo stop in the stunning Rugova Canyon before heading back to Peja.
Freshly made mountain cheese, served with homemade bread and seasonal pickled vegetables — a classic starter in Kosovar cuisine.
Creamy, tangy yogurt made from local milk, often enjoyed alongside bread and cheese as a refreshing starter.
A traditional flaky pastry filled with fresh spinach, herbs, and local cheese — baked golden and served warm, just like in a Kosovar home.
A beloved Kosovar specialty made from thin layers of batter slowly baked over an open flame — rich in flavor and tradition.
Traditional Balkan cornbread made with cornmeal and fresh white cheese, baked to a golden crust — hearty, rustic, and full of local flavor.
Roasted green peppers simmered in rich local cream, a comforting and flavorful traditional dish often enjoyed with fresh bread.
A rich, sweet pastry made with layers of filo dough, crushed nuts, and syrup — a classic dessert enjoyed across the Balkans.
You will make your own way to the meeting points