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Kallmeti wine red
Arianit · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

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Kallmet

A dark northern red grape from the Lezhë–Shkodër zone, related to Hungary's Kadarka.

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Type
Grape variety
Grown in
Lezhë and Shkodër counties
Related to
Kadarka, grown in Hungary and the wider Balkans

In plain language

Kallmet is a red grape grown in the north of Albania, around Lezhë and Shkodër. It makes deep coloured wine and is related to a grape grown in Hungary.

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Kallmet is a red grape grown in the north of Albania, around Lezhë and Shkodër. It makes deep coloured wine and is related to a grape grown in Hungary.

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Town · Lezhë

Lezhë

Where the Albanian princes swore their 1444 league, and where Skanderbeg is buried.

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Albanian Wine

A wine culture running back to Illyrian times, rebuilt after 1990 around native grapes.

Sources

  • Wikipedia. Kallmet (grape) — English Wikipedia · retrieved 13 Oct 2026
    Used to ground the deep-research section and as a discovery aid; not relied on alone for contested claims.
  • Wikidata. Wikidata item Q141285582 · retrieved 13 Oct 2026
    Source of the population, area and elevation figures shown in Quick facts, each with its own observation year.
  • Wikimedia Commons. Photographs · retrieved 13 Oct 2026
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