Požega is a small town in central Croatia, known for its annual grape and wine festival. The town is located in the Požega Valley, a fertile agricultural region that produces a wide variety of crops, including grapes, olives, and figs. The valley is also home to a number of wineries, which produce some of Croatia’s best wines. Požega’s annual grape and wine festival celebrates the region’s wine-making traditions. The festival features wine tastings, grape-picking contests, and performances by traditional Croatian folk dancers. The town’s central square is filled with stalls selling local wine, cheese, and other agricultural products.