The Lower Silesian Beer and Wine Trail is a route connecting local craft breweries and vineyards, officially established in 2018 as an initiative of the Stowarzyszenie Winnice Dolnośląskie (Lower Silesian Vineyards Association) and the Dolnośląskie Stowarzyszenie Browarów Rzemieślniczych (Lower Silesian Craft Breweries Association), supported by the Marshal’s Office of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship. Its goal is to promote regional beer and wine, provide insight into their production, and foster integration among passionate winemakers and brewers. The route currently includes nearly 30 vineyards, a dozen or so breweries, and one cidery.
Vineyards on the Trail
The Lower Silesian Beer and Wine Trail includes 29 vineyards spread throughout the Lower Silesia region. They are representative of the region’s enotourism development, with most being members of the Lower Silesian Vineyards Association. They stand out for their local heritage, quality, and commitment to promoting the region (listed alphabetically):
- Winnica 55-100,
- Winnica Agat,
- Winnica Alvarium,
- Winnica Anna,
- Winnica Aries,
- Winnica Bielawska,
- Winnica Celtica,
- Winnica Christopher,
- Winnica Jadwiga,
- Winnica Jakubów,
- Winnica Jaworek,
- Winnica Katarzyna,
- Winnica Kindler,
- Winnica L'Opera,
- Winnica Michlewicz,
- Winnica Młynowo,
- Winnica Moderna,
- Winnica Niemczańska,
- Winnica Niewinne Pole,
- Winnica Otok,
- Winnica Ramut,
- Winnica Rius,
- Winnica Silensi,
- Winnica Silesian,
- Winnica Świdnicka,
- Winnica Trzebnicka,
- Winnica Wino spod Ślęży,
- Winnica Zakrzewo,
- Winnica Zimna Woda
You can find the locations of all vineyards along the Lower Silesian Beer and Wine Trail on this dedicated Google My Maps map we’ve prepared especially for you:
An alternative map of the Lower Silesian Beer and Wine Trail, created in Google Maps, is available at this address.
Selected vineyards offer:
- Wine tastings combined with walks and winemaking stories;
- Workshops and outdoor picnics;
- Open-air events, bonfires, barbecues, and group gatherings;
- Accommodation – rooms, apartments, cottages;
- Restaurants or local specialties;
- Eco-friendly, handmade, and locally sourced products tailored to natural climate and soil conditions.
Main wine events
- Żar Wino – bonfires, outdoor cooking, and local wine;
- One-Day Restaurant – a culinary celebration and wine at Agat and Moderna vineyards;
- (Nie)winne Leżakowanie – group tastings with barbecue and local cheeses, including at Anna Vineyard in the Barycz Valley.
Vineyards also host informal events such as picnics, workshops, harvests, BBQ parties and bonfires.
Climate and Winemaking in Lower Silesia
- Climate – one of the warmest and most vegetation-friendly in Poland, long growing season, winemaking tradition dating back to the Middle Ages (first mention in 1206, Trzebnica);
- Soils – varied: limestone, clay, sand, rich in minerals, especially in the Trzebnica Hills and Barycz Valley;
- Grapes – local conditions require cold-resistant white and red varieties; cultivated varieties include Riesling, Solaris, Regent, Rondo, Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir – all adapted to Polish conditions;
- Trend – a return to winemaking traditions thanks to local enthusiasts, manual cultivation, and natural methods.
Vineyards along the Lower Silesian Beer and Wine Trail regularly win awards at Polish and international wine competitions:
- Winnica Jaworek - 68 awards
- Winnica Silesian - 62 awards
- Winnica Jadwiga - 50 awards
- Winnica Jakubów - 44 awards
- Winnica Celtica - 27 awards
- Winnica Niemczańska - 24 awards
- Winnica L'Opera - 20 awards
- Winnica Katarzyna - 16 awards
- Winnica Bielawska - 15 awards
- Winnica Anna - 12 awards
- Winnica 55-100 - 10 awards
- Winnica Otok - 7 awards
- Winnica Niewinne Pole - 6 awards
- Winnica Michlewicz - 5 awards
- Winnica Alvarium - 4 awards
- Winnica Silensi - 3 awards
- Winnica Kindler, Winnica Wino spod Ślęży, Winnica Zimna Woda, Winnica Ramut - 2 awards
- Winnica Świdnicka, Winnica Trzebnicka, Winnica Rius, Winnica Agat, Winnica Młynowo - 1 award
Websites about the Lower Silesian Beer and Wine Trail
- Official website of the Trail (Polish language only);
- Trail’s Facebook page.
We also invite you to read a separate article on our portal presenting all vineyards near Wrocław (the main city of Lower Silesian region), including those not part of the Lower Silesian Beer and Wine Trail.
