CESANESE DI OLEVANO ROMANO (DOC)
The Cesanese di Olevano Romano wine is made in the mountainous areas of Arcinazzo, which lie south of the Cesanese di Affile wine-producing area.
The small commune of Olevano Romano, … read on
CESANESE OF AFFILE (DOC)
Vine, used to make this excellent red wine, whose qualities were praised as early as the 17th century, it covers the territories of the municipalities of Afille and Roiate located in the province of Rome and the green mountain surroundings of Arcinazzo, lying at a height … read on
CESANESE DEL PIGLIO (DOC)
For many decades the only wine, which had the right to use the Denominazione di Origine Controllata appeal in the Province of Frosinone was the Cesanese del Piglio wine produced in the territory of the municipalities of Piglio, Serrone, Acute, Anagni i … read on
CERVETERI (DOC)
Wıno Cerveteri, both red and white, is produced in the northern part of the province of Rome, in an area inhabited in antiquity by the Etruscans. Numerous archaeological and artistic finds, which have been encountered in this area clearly indicate, how important … read on
Until a few years ago, Cerasuolo was the only DOC wine produced in the province of Ragusa in Sicily, created in 1926 as a result of changes in the administrative division and the merger of several municipalities belonging to the province of Syracuse. Cerasuolo di Vittoria got the right … read on
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, which was created by pollinating Cabernet Franc with pollen of the strain … read on
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. The ancients toasted with Cecubo and Falernum wines, … read on
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 600 m a.s..m. Casteller wine … read on
