
NIKO Wines was founded by Niko in June 2020. He worked in the hospitality industry for over 10 years as a professional sommelier which took him across the world to a number of fine dining restaurants, 5* hotels, wine bars and cruise ships. It was during this time that Niko developed a taste and nose for amazing wine.
After moving to the U.K. from Serbia in 2019, he noticed that there was a severe lack of representation from his home nation and the Balkan area and he sought to rectify that.
NIKO Wines aims to bring to the UK the best wines from the best wineries throughout the Balkans.
Our selection process includes visiting the vineyards, tasting and hand selecting the wines so we can guarantee the best quality and the best price.
NIKO Catalogue

100% Chardonnay, skin touched

Pet Nat, 100% Sauvignon,


Soft scent of ripe red fruit, cherries in chocolate, plums and cranberries, enriched with fine tones of wood, coffee mocha, vanilla and smoke. Light body, juicy, gentle and soft tannins. The final taste is dominated by aromas of ripe cherries and plums, complemented by notes of sweet spices.

Extremely fresh and mineral wine, light yellow in color with aromas of peach, acacia honey, pineapple compote and white plums at the end. The taste is also fresh and crisp with aromas of yellow apple, peach and lime with a long mineral finish. A very pleasant medium-bodied wine with excellent acidity and well-balanced alcohol.


Deep ruby red colour with soft purple swims. Aromas of ripe cherries and wild fruit. Beautiful acids and harmonious tannins, together with the red fruit, provide a full and fresh taste and aftertaste.

Yellow-green color with crystal clear reflection. Very pleasant aroma of green apple, white peach and grapefruit, followed by floral and citrus notes interwoven with spicy tones. Young, fresh and likeable wine, medium-bodied with a rich flavour dominated by aromas. Citrus, with vanilla and spice notes in the background. Nicely balanced and round wine with a persistent finish.

Typical for 19th century Bordeaux wines, blend of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah (which is quite specific for Rhone Valley), proof once again it’s full exuberance. Intense aromas of ripe black and red fruits (from Merlot and Cabernet), are in perfect harmony with dark chocolate and lavender aromas (from Syrah). Ageing in oak, not only gives one more aromatic layer to wine complexity, but have quite positive influence on its overall balance.

Typical for 19th century Bordeaux wines, blend of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah (which is quite specific for Rhone Valley), proof once again it’s full exuberance. Intense aromas of ripe black and red fruits (from Merlot and Cabernet), are in perfect harmony with dark chocolate and lavender aromas (from Syrah). Ageing in oak, not only gives one more aromatic layer to wine complexity, but have quite positive influence on its overall balance.

On the nose you can sense aromas of blackberry, leather, truffles, pine tree, tar, asphalt and red pepper. On the palate after a brief decanting it opens up beautifully, it is very complex, strong structured velvety tannins, dark chocolate, mint, cherry brandy, violets and long aftertaste.

Strong but pleasant and sophisticated acids. This wine has a full spectrum of apple flavors as well as clean citrus notes and tertiary aromas. This Riesling matches perfectly with lamb and pork. It was awarded in 2013 at San Francisco International Wine Competition with bronze medal and year after was given 89 points from Robert Parker.

Light yellow wine with crystal clarity. The scent is dominated by floral and herbal aromas, with minerals in the background. The taste is mild, harmonious with vibrant acids, lighter with a juicy finish.

This Vranac from southern Serbia, dark pink in colour, exudes berry fruit and a strong and very alcoholic taste that becomes more and more pleasant as time goes on from the moment of opening. A strong red wine with subtle aromas, but a full and juicy body with notes of dark fruit, blackberries and sweet currants spice and smoke.

The Prokupac variety is an autochthonous Serbian variety whose first written data date back to the 14th century. Doja Prokupac is the first wine from Serbia to win the BIWC trophy award for the best red wine from the indigenous variety in the Balkans.