Monthly Archives: April 2022

Biferno

BIFERNO (DOC)

Biferno is the main river, flowing through the region of Molise and it owes its name to the most outstanding wine of this region, made in the province of Campobasso.

River, known in antiquity as Tifernus, in the Middle Ages … read on

Pisan white wine from San Torpe

BIANCO PISANO DI SAN TORPÉ (DOC)

The Bianco di San Torpé wine production area covers the lands of various municipalities, located in the province of Pisa, Capannori among others, Terricciola, What, Crespina and Casciana Terme, … read on

WHITE OF CUSTOZA (DOC)

The city of Custoza developed at the end of the 13th century around a guardhouse built during the wars between Mantua and Verona. Although all the documents for the purchase and sale of vineyards and wine trade on this … read on

Bianco della Valdinievole

In the fifteenth century, Valdinievole was part of the Republic of Lucca. At that time, this town was famous for its fine wine, which were put on a par with excellent wines from the regions of Colle di Montecarlo and Colline Lucchesi. A significant role in the market … read on

Bianco dell Empolese

WHITE OF EMPOLESE (DOC)

Bianco dell Empolese wine is made in the Tuscan vineyards of Empoli, Cerreto Guidi, Fucecchio, Vinci, Montelupo Fiorentino, Capraia and Limite, which extend along the Arno River. This Tuscan white wine has only recently obtained a license … read on

Capena white

Bianco Capena is produced on the grounds, where agricultural production has firmly entrenched, centuries-old traditions. Wine production area, located approx 30 km north of Rome, covers the entire territory of the municipality of Capena and part of the territory of the municipalities of Fiano Romano, Morlupo i … read on

Bianchello del Metauro

Bianchello del Metauro is one of the most traditional white wines produced in the Marche region. The first part of the name comes from Bianchello (lub Biancame albo Biancuccio), white grapevines from the Marche region, being a clone of the Greco variety and in some respects … read on

Barolo

Barolo is called "the king of wines and the wine of kings" due to its noble properties and origin. This exquisite red wine from Piedmont has undoubtedly secured a place in the very elite of Italian oenology.

Already in the Middle Ages, Barolo enjoyed a reputation … read on