Daily Archives: April 1, 2022

Hills of Faenza

Faenza is a city with ancient roots, rich in monuments and works of art. During the Renaissance, it gained fame as a leading center for majolica production. To denote this specific type of ceramics in many languages ​​the name derived from … read on

Hills of Conegliano

Established in 1993 In the year, the appellate of the Colli di Conegliano DOC is geographically in line with the appellate area of ​​the DOC, established for the prestigious and renowned Conegliano-Valdobbiadene wine. Apelacja Colli di Conegliano DOC, apart from the continuation of great wine traditions … read on

Sabina Hills

The lands inhabited by the ancient Sabin people, former enemies of the Romans, they extend in the area between the present-day provinces of Rome and Rieti. For centuries, the area was known primarily for the excellent quality of extra virgin olive oil. As … read on

Hills of Central Romagna

Emiglia-Romania is a place full of contradictions and contrasts. Here, next to craftsmanship and refinement, trash and triviality become equivalent values.

This dichotomy, which is expressed in all spheres of life, has also affected the production of wine: in the region of Emiglia-Romania the simplest, … read on

Colli dell Etruria Centrale

Establishment of the Colli dell Etruria Centrale DOC appeal in 1990 the year was directly related to the elevation of the Chianti DOC to the rank of DOCG. Such a change, as a rule, is associated with the introduction of more stringent selection and exacerbation and … read on

Hills of Imola

Almost everyone asked will answer the slogan "Imola" without hesitation: Ferrari. It is here that the famous red sports cars are created nearby., which for years have been celebrating triumphs all over the world. Where is the success, there also can not be missing good wine, which … read on

Colli Bolognesi Classico Pignoletto

Areas stretching from the Apennine massif to the heart of the Pianura Bolognese plain, famous for its white wine production, are divided into two separate areas. The main center of the first is Monte San Pietro, while the second one runs … read on

Bolognese Hills

Areas extending from the ridge of the Apennines down, towards the Po Valley to Bologna known, in particular, from the production of white wines, are divided into six distinct areas: Monte San Pietro, Colline di Oliveto, Colline di Riosto, Colline … read on