Located near the famous Kokino Megalithic Observatory, Kokino Winery offers visitors an opportunity to discover the flavors, traditions, and winemaking heritage of North Macedonia.
Surrounded by vineyards and the peaceful landscape of the Kumanovo region, the winery welcomes visitors who want to learn more about locally produced wines while enjoying a relaxed tasting experience accompanied by traditional food.
How to Book a Wine Tasting
Visitors who would like to arrange a wine tasting can submit a reservation request by selecting the preferred date and providing the number of people in the group.
After the request is submitted, the winery will respond with availability information and the total price for the selected package.
Once the details are confirmed, visitors can finalize their reservation directly with the winery.
Advance booking is recommended, particularly for larger groups and during weekends or busy travel periods.
What to Expect During the Visit
A visit to Kokino Winery is designed to introduce guests to the character of Macedonian wines and the winemaking traditions of the region.
During the tasting, visitors can sample several wine varieties while learning about grape cultivation, wine production, and the characteristics that distinguish the different wines.
The tasting experience is complemented by a selection of local food products, including cheeses, cured meats, and pastries.
Three-Wine Tasting Package
Price: €16.09 per person
The three-wine tasting package includes:
- Temjanika
- Sauvignon Blanc
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- A platter of selected local cheeses and cured meats
- Traditional pastries
The combination of white and red wines provides visitors with an introduction to several popular varieties produced in the region.
Group Requirements
The three-wine tasting is available for groups of:
Minimum: 5 people
Maximum: 80 people
Discounts may be available for larger groups, depending on the number of participants and the arrangements made with the winery.
Five-Wine Tasting Package
Price: €20.97 per person
Visitors looking for a broader tasting experience can choose the five-wine package.
It includes:
- Temjanika
- Sauvignon Blanc
- Rosé made from Cabernet Sauvignon
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Pinot Noir
- A platter of selected cheeses and cured meats
- Traditional pastries
This option allows guests to compare different wine styles, including white, rosé, and red varieties.
Group Requirements
The five-wine tasting is available for groups of:
Minimum: 5 people
Maximum: 80 people
Larger groups may qualify for a discounted price after contacting the winery.
Food Included With the Wine Tasting
Both tasting packages include a selection of foods chosen to complement the wines.
Depending on the package, visitors can expect locally inspired products such as cheeses, cured meats, and pastries.
These additions make the experience suitable not only for wine enthusiasts but also for travelers interested in discovering regional gastronomy.
Transportation
Transportation to the winery is not included in the tasting price.
Visitors are responsible for arranging their own transportation to and from the location.
For organized groups, transportation may also be arranged separately through Kajak.mk, depending on group size and availability.
Guests planning to participate in a wine tasting should consider using a designated driver, organized transportation, or another safe transportation option.
Discover Macedonian Wine Culture
Wine production has a long tradition in North Macedonia, supported by a climate that provides favorable conditions for cultivating several grape varieties.
A visit to a local winery provides travelers with an opportunity to experience another side of the country’s culture beyond its historical landmarks and natural attractions.
At Kokino Winery, visitors can discover locally produced wines while enjoying the surrounding countryside and learning more about the people and traditions behind the winemaking process.
Combine the Visit With Kokino Observatory
One of the advantages of visiting the winery is its proximity to the Kokino Megalithic Observatory, one of the best-known archaeological attractions in northeastern North Macedonia.
Travelers can combine sightseeing at Kokino with a visit to the winery, creating a full-day experience that includes history, nature, local cuisine, and regional wine culture.
This combination can be particularly interesting for visitors exploring Kumanovo, Staro Nagoričane, and the wider northeastern region of North Macedonia.
Useful Information
Three-wine tasting: €16.09 per person
Five-wine tasting: €20.97 per person
Minimum group size: 5 people
Maximum group size: 80 people
Food: Included with both tasting packages
Transportation: Not included
Advance reservation: Recommended
Prices, availability, included products, and reservation conditions may change, so visitors should confirm the latest information with the winery before traveling.
A Different Way to Experience the Kumanovo Region
Kokino Winery offers travelers an opportunity to combine local gastronomy with the natural and cultural attractions of northeastern North Macedonia.
Whether included as part of a visit to Kokino Observatory or planned as a separate activity, the tasting provides an introduction to Macedonian wine varieties, local food products, and the traditions of the region.
For visitors looking to explore more than the usual tourist attractions, a winery visit can be an interesting addition to a day trip from Kumanovo or Skopje.
Wine tasting is intended for adults of legal drinking age. Visitors are encouraged to consume alcohol responsibly and arrange safe transportation after the tasting.
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