Author Archives: Karolek

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 volume of production in the province of Viterbo exceeded … 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, … read on

Hills of Rimini

Rimini is a world famous summer resort, known primarily for its hot beaches and rich nightlife. However, not everyone knows, that there are picturesque areas just above the bustling city, … read on

Hills of Parma

The northern slopes of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines between the Lombardy and Emilia-Romagna regions and the border separating the Reggio Emilia and Parma provinces form a picturesque wine region with a fairly homogeneous character.

On the area, on which marls predominate, sandstones, Pliocene sands and clays … read on

Hills of Luni

Geographically, it is the most northerly DOC appellation in the Tuscany region and the southernmost appellation in the Liguria region. Colli di Luni DOC covers two adjacent regions . Po … read on

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