Vineyards of the Aleksandrović family are situated in the village of Vinča, near Oplenac, Topola.  During the Roman times, this place was known as Vincea. The medieval name of this village was Vinica, so even its name denoted the main industry of local population.

The great-grandfather, Miloš Aleksandrović, was one of the founders of the Vinča Vine-growing Cooperative in 1903.

By the beginning of the World War II, the Aleksandrović family owned vineyards with approximately 30,000 grapevines. Family tradition was continued by grandfathers Života and Aleksandar Aleksandrović.

In 1991, current owner of the winery, Božidar Aleksandrović,striving to continue the tradition of his ancestors, started production and bottling of wines with his own label. Thus he contributed greatly to awakening and revival of the Serbian  contemporary wine-making. Živan Tadić, the Royal Cellar Master of the Karađorđević  Serbian royal family, who had emigrated to Canada after the World War II, heard that the Aleksandrović family was making attempts to restore wine-making tradition of Oplenac area, so he made a decision to send to the village of Vinča the original wine blend recipe of Trijumf (Triumph), the best wine of the royal cellars.

Nowadays, Aleksandrović wine cellar uses 40 hectares of vineyards used  for production of their well-renowned wines (25 hectares are owned by the winery).

Since 2008, Aleksandrović winery has introduced into their wine range the sparkling wine Trijumf. Aleksandrović wine cellar produces wine from the following grape varieties: Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Rheinriesling, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Pinot Blanc, Muscat Hamburg, Frankovka (Blaufrankische).

 

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