Monthly Archives: April 2022

Eastern Hills of Friuli Picolit

Picolit is an extremely small-scale production of the highest quality wine made from the endemic Picolit grape found in the Colli Orientali del Friuli region. Wine is considered one for a reason … read on

Colli Orientali del Friuli

It is the largest wine producer in the entire Friuli region. The production volume is over 60 percentage of total production of DOC wines in the Colli Orientali area.

The dominant grape variety is Tocai Friulano, for which they occur … read on

Martani Hills

The Colli Martani DOC production area covers extensive grounds north-east and south-west of the same-named hill range, which extend northwards from Massa Martana, until after … read on

Macerata Hills

One of the oldest and most typical grape varieties grown in the Marche region is used to produce this wine. To Maceratino, klon Verdicchio, which states from 30 do 50 percentage of total coupage. Name of the variety itself and the Colli Maceratesi area … read on

Lanuvini Hills

The wines known as Colli Lanuvini are produced in the area of ​​the municipalities of Genzano and Lanuvio, in the heart of the Castelli Romani area. The wine-growing traditions in these areas are deeply rooted in the minds of local residents. It was possible until not long ago … read on

Euganean Hills

The territory of the Province of Padua covers a vast lowland area, in the middle of which, in the very center there are the lonely conical peaks of the Euganean Hills ( Euganean Hills). The soil covering these hills is fertile and rich in minerals, long ago extinct volcanoes, … read on

Etruscan Hills Of Viterbo

Viticulture in the province of Viterbo, in the Lazio region, initiated by the Etruscans, it has always been one of the main occupations of the local population. In the second half of the twentieth century, the production volume in the province of Viterbo exceeded the total production of the entire Trentino region., … read on

Hills of Scandiano and Canossa

Recent archaeological discoveries have allowed to place in time the beginnings of viticulture in the areas of today's Emilia-Romagna. Although the origin of the first agricultural settlements dates approximately to approx.. 6000 year BC, the traces found indicate, that they are guilty … read on