Mostar is the largest city in the region and is famous for its bridge that spans the Neretva River. The Stari Most, or "Old Bridge," was originally built in the 16th century and has since become a symbol of the city. You can also explore the old town, visit the Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque, and try some traditional Bosnian cuisine in one of the local restaurants.

Ston is a small town located on the Peljesac Peninsula, about an hour's drive from Dubrovnik. It's best known for its impressive defensive walls, which were originally built in the 14th century to protect the town from invaders. The walls stretch for over five kilometers and are the longest defensive walls in Europe, making them a popular attraction for visitors. In addition to the walls, the town is also famous for its oysters and other seafood, which are harvested from the nearby ocean. There are several restaurants in the town where you can sample these fresh, locally-sourced delicacies. Other notable attractions in Ston include the Saltworks Museum, which provides an insight into the history of salt production in the region, and the Franciscan Monastery, which dates back to the 14th century and features beautiful Gothic architecture.

Since 2006, we have established 22 hectares of new vineyards and 1700 olive trees at the new location of the youngest winegrowing area in Croatia, which is called Komarna. The concept of the Komarna winegrowing area, where all producers are registered organic, was created by our family, and we also initiated project. In 2012, we built a winery that meets the highest technological standards for the production of wine on the territory of the vineyard. At our vineyard, 90% of vines belong to the indigenous varieties of Plavac mali and Pošip, together with the somewhat forgotten variety of Tribidrag. In honour of our grandfather and great grandfather, who was the first winemaker in our family, the winery bear his nickname, Rizman.