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Dingač has a reputation of being a wine of excellence since the 15th century.
The Republic earned a considerable income from wine, so it completely took over the wine trade, controlling the export and import. The tradition of producing Dingač wine has deep roots that are evident in the Statute of the Island of Korčula 1214. where wine is considered "sacred".
1361.
The Senate often resolves the requests of the monasteries to import wines from Pelješac. So in 1361 they resolved to allow the Franciscans and the Dominicans to import wine from Pelješac.
1512.
Marko Bučinčić sells the land on Dingač
1614.
Dominik, son of Miho Sorkočević sells to Ivan, Kristo and Ante Giorgi, an estate at Dingač
1630.
Luka Lovre Sorkočević sells an estate on Dingač to Joakim, son of Krista Beneš
1638.
Petar, son of Miho Sorkočević sells the land in Dingač to Vladislav, son of Luka Gučetić
1653.
Miho, son of Dominik, Zlatarić, sells a percentage of the estate on Pelješac to Damjan, son of Mate Pucić
1656.
Nikola Batitore and his wife Nika sell the estates at Dubrava to the nuns of St. Andrew
1698.
The Sisters of Saint Clare are permitted to import 500 kvinka of wine
1816.
Mato, son of Ivan Subić in Potomje bequests his half in Dingač to his nephew Ivan
1957.
The name of “Dingač” is protected by law
2003.
The geographical origin of Dingač wine is protected by law
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