World-famous wines like Vranac and Krstač have for Montenegro the same value as Chianti for Italy and Rioja for Spain. The word «Vranac» on the Montenegrin means «black horse»; this dry red wine is made from a Balkanian grape sort of the same name. With its dark ruby ​​color the Vranac wine has aromas of sweet ripe fruits and berries. After bottling the notes of chocolate and cinnamon are appearing in this great wine.

The white wine Krstač is made from indigenous grape varieties. On the Montenegrin the word «Krstač» refers to the cross - because a bunch of Krstac grapes sort has a cross shape.

The premier violin of strong spirits in Montenegro plays Rakia - a kind of fruit brandy, Rakia fortress can reach 60 degrees. Rakia is made not only from grapes but also plums, apples, and even apricots. Despite the proverbial high degree, Rakia has a rich fruity aftertaste and can be drunk naturally and easily.