evidence: Peljesac is Croatia’s second biggest peninsula and it is situated in southern Dalmatia. The peninsula is part of Dubrovnik-Neretva County and it is 65 km (40 miles) long. Throughout history Peljesac had different names, such as Stonski Rat, Puncta Stagni, Ponta di Stagno or Sabbioncello. Peljesac is separated from the Klek peninsula (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and from the Croatian mainland territory by the Bay of Mali Ston. The Strait of Peljesac is at the peninsula’s far western end, thus dividing Pelješac from the island of Korčula. [...] This peninsula is a real treat for all winelovers. It is famous for its many vineyards and the production of some of the best red wines in Croatia (Dingac, Postup, Plavac). Some of the most famous wineries are Matusko Winery in Potomje and Grgic Winery in Trstenik.