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What domestic products cost

Typical price ranges for the most-bought domestic products, based on the offer of domestic producers and the products in our shop. The final price depends on the volume, the producer, the raw material, the way it is made and the packaging; the exact price is always the one in the shop.

Domestic rakija

In 2026 domestic rakija most often costs from about 1,500 to 5,000 RSD for a 0.7 l bottle, while aged and premium rakijas can cost 5,000–10,000 RSD and more. Šljivovica is usually the most affordable; quality kajsijevača, dunjevača and aged rakijas are usually dearer.

Checked in July 2026

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Domestic rakija
Kindper bottle, most often 0.7 l
Šljivovica, standard1,500 – 2,500 RSD
Šljivovica, aged3,000 – 6,000+ RSD
Quince rakija (dunjevača)2,500 – 5,000 RSD
Apricot rakija (kajsijevača)3,000 – 5,000 RSD
Pear rakija (viljamovka)2,500 – 4,500 RSD
Premium rakija, 5+ years5,000 – 10,000+ RSD

Domestic honey

Quality natural honey costs on average between 900 and 2,500 RSD per kilogram, depending on the kind of honey, the region and the way of beekeeping. Compared with previous years, prices have risen by 10–30%, especially for acacia and mountain honey.

Guide updated in July 2026

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Domestic honey
Kindper kilogram
Meadow honey900 – 1,300 RSD
Mountain meadow honey1,100 – 1,500 RSD
Acacia honey1,200 – 1,800 RSD
Linden honey1,300 – 2,000 RSD
Forest honey1,500 – 2,200 RSD
Rapeseed honey1,000 – 1,300 RSD
Honey with additions1,600 – 2,500+ RSD

Domestic ajvar

Domestic ajvar most often costs between 800 and 2,000 RSD, depending on the quality of the peppers, the way it is made and the producer. The ranges refer to standard jars of about 550 to 720 g; mild ajvar most often costs 800–1,400 RSD, hot 900–1,600 RSD and premium 1,500–2,500 RSD.

Checked in September 2026

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Domestic ajvar
Kindper jar of about 550–720 g
Industrial ajvar400 – 800 RSD
Domestic ajvar800 – 1,500 RSD
Premium domestic ajvar1,500 – 2,500 RSD

Domestic zimnica

Domestic preserves cost from a few hundred dinars a jar to more than 1,500 RSD for larger and better products. Ajvar, pinđur and ljutenica take more work and dearer raw materials; turšija and some pickled salads are usually more affordable.

Checked in July 2026

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Domestic zimnica
Kindper jar
Domestic ajvar800 – 2,000 RSD
Hot domestic ajvar700 – 1,600 RSD
Turšija350 – 900 RSD
Pinđur600 – 1,500 RSD
Ljutenica600 – 1,300 RSD
Roasted peppers500 – 1,200 RSD

Domestic jams

Domestic jam most often costs from about 400 to 1,500 RSD a jar, depending on the fruit, the size of the jar, the ingredients and the producer.

Guide published in June 2026

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Domestic jams
Kindper jar
Plum jam400 – 800 RSD
Strawberry jam500 – 1,000 RSD
Apricot jam500 – 1,000 RSD
Raspberry or blackberry jam600 – 1,300 RSD
Special domestic jams700 – 1,500 RSD

Domestic juices and syrups

Classic domestic juices, natural syrups and mother (cold-pressed) juices are priced differently; glass packaging can raise the price by 10–30%.

Guide updated in May 2026

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Domestic juices and syrups
Kindper bottle
Domestic juice, 1 l200 – 350 RSD
Syrup, 0.7 l300 – 600 RSD
Premium handmade syrup600 – 900 RSD
Mother juice, 0.5 l500 – 900 RSD
Mother juice, premium900 – 1,500 RSD

Cold-pressed oils

Cold-pressed oils bought straight from the producer, by kind and size of bottle.

Guide updated in May 2026

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Cold-pressed oils
Kindper bottle
Cold-pressed sunflower oil500 – 1,200 RSD / l
Olive oil800 – 2,500 RSD / 0.5 l
Pumpkin seed oil1,200 – 3,000 RSD / 0.25–0.5 l
Walnut and linseed oil900 – 2,500 RSD / 0.25–0.5 l

Ranges as published in the Domaće iz Srbije price guides, with the date of each check. The exact price is always the one in the shop.

Why prices differ

What a price depends on

  • The kind of fruit, honey or peppers, and how much raw material goes into one jar or bottle
  • The way it is made: a small batch by hand, distillation, ageing in oak barrels
  • The size of the pack: compare the price per kilogram or per litre
  • The packaging: glass, a gift box, a declaration and, for rakija, the excise stamp
  • The season and the harvest: weaker yields push prices up

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