Monthly Archives: April 2022

Bardolino Superiore

In areas known today for the production of Bardolino, the population was engaged in viticulture as early as the Bronze Age, as evidenced by fossilized grape seeds from palafite settlements near such places, like Peschiera, Please, Cisano, … read on

Bardolino

In areas known today for the production of Bardolino, the population was engaged in viticulture as early as the Bronze Age, as evidenced by fossilized grape seeds from palafite settlements near towns such as: Peschiera, Please, Cisano, Pacengo … read on

Barbera del Monferrato

The Barber strain was first described in 1798 year by Count Nuvolone in the systematics of grape varieties grown in the territory of Piedmont, jako 'Vitis vinifera Montferratensis'”. This name is derived from the historical name, … read on

Barbera d'Asti

Although the cultivation of the Barbera grape has a very long tradition, the first mentions of it appear only a few centuries ago. They can be found in a document from the 17th century, kept to this day in the town hall in Nizza Monferrato. … read on

Barbera d'Alba

Although the cultivation of the Barbera grape has a very long tradition, the first mentions of it appear only a few centuries ago. They can be found in a document from the 17th century, kept to this day in the town hall in Nizza Monferrato. … read on

Barbaresco

Barbaresco is one of the most valued wines produced in Piedmont, for real connoisseurs.

This wine has a very long tradition. The first mentions of him can be found in the monumental work of Titus Livius on the history of Rome. According to the old tradition, one of … read on

Bagnoli di Sopra lub Bagnoli

Existing since 1995 year, the Bagnoli di Sopra DOC appellation covers the area 15 municipalities in the province of Padua (Veneto). Bagnoli di Sopra, founded by the Lombards, is located in the heart of this region, which, was expanding … read on

Aversa

The vineyards in the province of Aversa in Campania create a breathtaking view, unique view, which one would not find anywhere else. Grapevines entwine poplar trunks, to the incredible height of approx. 14 meters. In this way, a dense row of greenery is created, … read on