In ˝Hrvatsko Zagorje˝, as well as in other areas of northwestern Croatia, many grape varieties were grown throughout the history. Within them there is a group of varieties called "Beline". As part of the project "Protection and revitalization of autochthonous grapevine varieties of ˝Hrvatsko Zagorje” the collection of different varieties bearing the name ˝Beline˝, their description and their genetic identification was performed for the first time. Based on the results of that research it was found that in ˝Hrvatsko Zagorje˝ there are a total of nine grapevine varieties belonging to the group "Belina". The most important variety from the mentioned group is ˝Belina starohrvatska˝, whose revitalization started with systematic exploration of economic and enological potential. This research is part of the long-term monitoring of the potential of this variety. The research describes the origin of variety, botanical, biological and economic characteristics. Furthermore, in this research description of the project of revitalization and protection of autochthonous grapevine varieties of ˝Hrvatsko Zagorje˝ is given which resulted with experimental vineyard from which the grapes are used in this research. Results of chemical analysis and sensory evaluation of must and wine produced from two harvest dates are presented together with wine organoleptic analyses. Based on the results presented in this study we can conclude that ˝Belina starohrvstska˝ can be used in modern wine production and produce wines of good quality. It is necessary to conduct further researches related to application of different vine management practices to further improve wine quality of this cultivar.