Category Archives: Fault

Cellatica

CELLATICA (DOC)

Marly-clay soil in the Campiani hills, Stella and Gussago in the province of Bresci provide an ideal environment for the Barbera varieties, Marzemino, Schiava, and for the modern strain called Incrocio (Hybrid) Third parties, który powstał poprzez zapylenie … read on

Castelli Romani

ROMAN CASTLES (DOC)

Wine production in and around Rome goes back many thousands of years, starting from the moment, when the Romans learned from the Persians how to grow grapevines and established vineyards in Lazio. Starożytni wznosili … read on

Casteller

CASTELLER (DOC)

Located in the Province of Trento, the Casteller production area covers a strip of hills, which runs northwards from the border with the province of Verona, on both sides of the Adyga river at an altitude of up to … read on

Castel San Lorenzo

CASTEL SAN LORENZO (DOC)

San Lorenzo area, located at the foot of the Matese massif, near the peaks of Ebrano and Mutria, in the south of the province of Salerno, guarantees spectacular views. At, the land, boasting ancient olive groves and vineyards, was famous … read on

Castel del Monte

CASTEL DEL MONTE (DOC)

The name of the wine comes from the impressive castle in the Gothic style, which rises near Andria on the Murge Plateau. Emperor Frederick II ordered the construction of this fortress on a high hill, according to the plans drawn up by them. … read on

Carso

KARST (DOC)

The word Carso – probably of Celtic origin - means "rocky country" and defines the terrain, full of karst forms, formed by exposed and heavily fractured limestone, that give this corridor, connecting Trieste with the rest of Italy, completely unique character.

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Carmignano and Barco Reale di Carmignano

CARMIGNANO i BARCO REALE DI CARMIGNANO (DOC)

It is one of the younger Tuscan DOC appellations (was established in 1994 year). It belongs to the appellate type cascade, that is, in the shape of a waterfall, which allow you to get … read on

Carmignano

Some time ago, a group of winemakers from Carmignano and Poggio a Caiano (province of Florence) has requested that the name 'Chianti” for the wine he produces and the designation of origin 'Carmignano'. This application was approved in 1975 … read on