Croatia argues that Teran, or Terrano in Italian, is a generic grape variety and cannot be protected.

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Brisk, well-informed staff zip between tables, helping first-time visitors sort out their Jeruzalem-made white wines from their hearty karst teran reds.

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The highlight is the multi-course tasting menu at its onsite restaurant, which serves a deliciously modern take on Slovenian cuisine, such as Adriatic sea bream laced with truffles in a spice-rich teran sauce, with local wines to match.

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Unfortunately for Croatia, its neighbor Slovenia also claims the country has no right to produce and market another famous wine, Teran, once it joins the EU. The EU has ruled that the name is protected and belongs to Slovenia.

NPR: To Join EU, Croatia May Give Up Its Wine