South of Lake Albano, in the area including the municipalities of Ariccia, Albano, Pomezia, Castelgandolfo i Lanuvio, famous for its sumptuous patrician villas, there are vineyards between the abbeys and sanctuaries perched on the hills, in which produced … read on
Cisterna dAsti is a small town located in the heart of the region with rich agricultural traditions, known in particular for the cultivation of vines. As the legend goes, Emperor Frederick Barbarossa preparing to attack the very top … read on
Ciro 'is the most famous Calabrian wine, created in vineyards located on picturesque hills, along the coast of the Ionian Sea, in the area of Ciro ', Ciro ’Marina, Melissa i Crucoli. Ciro 'Marina was built on the site of the former Greek colony of Cremissa, wherein … read on
CIRCEO (DOC)
According to legend, on this promontory, situated in the south of Lazio, two hours by car from Rome, once lived the sorceress Circe (Circe) described in The Odyssey of Homer. Circeo's headland lies halfway between Anzio and … read on
CINQUE TERRE i CINQUE TERRE SCIACCHETTRA’ (DOC)
The Cinque Terre is defined as the narrow strip of the Ligurian coast east of Genoa, covering the area of the municipalities of Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola i Riomaggiore.
Typical for … read on
CILENTO (DOC)
South of Salerno, the Cilento area boasts a wonderful landscape. It is one of the least polluted, but at the same time – because of its rugged and dry lands - the poorest areas in all of Italy.
Odmiany winorośli … read on
The wine-growing area for the production of Chianti Classico lies between Florence and Siena. Years of using rational agricultural management based on both traditional, as well as mechanized production methods, gave this exceptionally fertile terrain an extraordinary character and natural beauty. Rejon Chianti … read on
Although the name Chianti is associated with a specific geographical area with strictly defined boundaries, wine has a regional character. Already in 1716 By decree of the Grand Duke, the Chianti production zone was extended beyond the hilly area known as Chianti. However, only … read on
