Bringing back home souvenirs is an obligatory element of every trip. They are little reminders of adventures, journeys, and explorations and help us keep those memories alive and relevant for a bit longer. They can also serve as perfect gifts to friends and family. Luckily, there are plenty of original items which you can bring back from Poland to keep as a memento or the ideal present\u2026<\/p>\r\n
\u2026Poland’s winemaking traditions date back to the X century, but the industry started to considerably decline in the XVI century due to various factors. Thankfully, currently, winemaking in Poland is undergoing a genuine revival, with hundreds of vineyards producing their own wine. For example, in Ma\u0142opolska, in response to the growing interest in wine tourism, the “ENOtarnowskie” project was awarded the Polish Tourism Organization’s certificate for the best tourist product of 2019. However, the cradle of industrial grapevine cultivation in Poland is Ziemia Lubuska or the Lubusz Land, where you will find the longest and oldest enotourism trail in Poland – the Lubuski Wine and Honey Trail. Bringing back a bottle of Polish wine will surely be a lovely surprise for your oenophile friends\u2026.<\/p>\r\n