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Perinova Homestead — Karst wines and farmhouse tastings at the heart of Komen
A concise 30–60 minute tasting at a working Karst farm in Komen featuring Teran and Malvazija, cellar tours, and local cold‑meat platters.
Perinova Homestead — Karst wines and farmhouse tastings at the heart of Komen.
When the road climbs onto the Karst plateau, the village of Komen sits at its heart; at the village edge the Perinova Homestead opens its doors to visitors. Here traditional workmanship and ongoing investment in winemaking meet on a small family farm that produces premium wines from its own vineyards—most notably Teran (a recognised traditional denomination) and Malvazija (with a protected designation of origin)—while also raising meat breeds of sheep, goats and cattle grazed across 35 hectares of dry karst meadows, with the farm’s cattle‑breeding segment included in certified agriculture.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Teran and Malvazija from the homestead vineyards
Perinova produces premium Karst wines from its own vines, including Teran (a recognised traditional denomination) and Malvazija (with a protected designation of origin), presented as part of the tasting options.
Multiple tasting formats — from quick samples to gourmet selections
Choose a concise tasting with four samples and a snack, a fuller tasting with cold meats and a guided cellar tour, or a gourmet option featuring special or award‑winning bottles paired with a platter and cellar visit.
A working Karst homestead with certified cattle breeding
Beyond the cellar, Perinova is a mixed farm that grazes sheep, goats and cattle on roughly 35 hectares of dry karst meadows; the cattle‑breeding segment is part of certified agriculture, reinforcing the farm‑to‑table character of the tastings.
What the day feels like
What it feels like
The visit is a compact, hands‑on introduction to Karst winemaking: hosts welcome guests onto a working homestead, offer guided cellar tours for most formats, and present wines alongside locally produced cold meats and house specialties—delivered in short, tidy formats that range from a half‑hour sampling to a full hour of premium tastings.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this visit suits — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Tasting options run between 30 and 60 minutes depending on the chosen format.
The provided information does not list specific gear requirements for the tastings.
Meet at Komen 18, 6223 Komen, Slovenia.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long does a visit last?
Visits vary by tasting option and last between 30 and 60 minutes.
Where is the meeting point?
The meeting point is Komen 18, 6223 Komen, Slovenia.
Are there age restrictions?
Yes—the headline context for the offering indicates 18+ years.
What wines will I taste?
The homestead produces Karst wines from its own vineyards, notably Teran (recognised traditional denomination) and Malvazija (protected designation of origin), and these are featured in the tastings.
What is included in the tastings?
Options include a basic tasting with four wine samples and a snack; a tasting with four samples, a cold‑meat platter, house specialty and a guided cellar tour; and a gourmet tasting of three special or award‑winning wines with similar accompaniments and a cellar tour.
What languages are available during the experience?
The experience is offered in Slovenian, Italian and English.