Author Archives: Karolek

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 finds expression in all spheres of life, did not bypass the production of … 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. Taka zmiana z reguły wiąże się z wprowadzeniem bardziej … 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, not there either … 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

Berici Hills

The plain around Vicenza flows gently south into the upland area known as the Colli Berici (Berici Hills). The microclimate prevailing here is extremely mild, that no one is surprised by a landscape with groves, rare at this latitude … read on

Amerini Hills

The hill-covered Colli Amerini area south-east of the Tiber, in the province of Terni (Umbria), for centuries it has been known for the production of the highest quality extra virgin olive oil. The following pattern is observed in Italy – on … read on

Altotiberini Hills

In the Umbria Region, north of the city of Perugia, wine production is concentrated in the Tiber valley, which is named after this river – Upper Tiber Valley. Grapevines are grown here in a vast belt of highlands, extending over … read on