Pandolfa Noelia Ricci
Embracing nature's bounty: Pandolfa Noelia Ricci offers an enchanting journey through Tuscan winemaking traditions and sustainable viticulture
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Embracing nature's bounty: Pandolfa Noelia Ricci offers an enchanting journey through Tuscan winemaking traditions and sustainable viticulture
Taste the flavours of Italian family wines and the perfect Italian land
Producing unique Sangiovese wines by using organic methods in the MaraMia.
Producing organic wines from 20 years in the harmonious hills of Emilia Romagna.
Come fall in love with the lands of Emilia Romagna region and beautiful wines from here !
Discover a winery that combines tradition, authenticity, quality, and innovation.
Explore the winery that uses the grapes of 207,000 plants to produce wines.
Learn the Classic Method of wine production, dating back to 1920
Experience the Real Balsamic Vinegar of Modena in Magreta di Formigine, Italy
Discover Emilia - Romagna's wine scene together with knowledgeable local wine tour guides.
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Wineries in Emilia - Romagna are easily accessible by different means of transportation.
The best period to visit wineries in Emilia-Romagna is either spring or autumn. If you decide to visit the Emilia-Romagna wine region in spring you will witness the blooming of trees, vine rows and the bright green hilly sides of the Colli Piacentini and all the Apennines. In autumn, you can experience the beauty of the foliage and visit enchanted wineries surrounded by all the colors of autumn.
Wineries in Emilia-Romagna are all unique but share some common features. Most wineries in Emilia-Romagna are owned and run by families of passionate winemakers that turned historical wineries or estates into successful businesses. Many wineries in Emilia-Romagna are located in historical towns or in the middle of fascinating landscapes, such as the Colli Piacentini or Colli Bolognesi.
The most common grape varieties grown in wineries in Emilia-Romagna are Lambrusco and Sangiovese to produce red wine and Malvasia to produces white wines.
There are several other varieties grown by wineries in Emilia-Romagna like Bonarda, Trebbiano, and Albana; international varieties like Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon are present in vineyards in Emilia-Romagna and are both used in blends or in varietal wines.
Emilia-Romagna is mostly famous for its red wines Lambrusco (made in Emilia) and Sangiovese (made in Romagna).
Lambrusco can be still or sparkling and in fact, Salamino di Croce, Reggiano and Sorbara are three varieties of Lambrusco frizzante.
Here are some useful language tips that might help you during your visit in wineries in Emilia-Romagna:
English | Italian |
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WIne | Vino |
Winery | Cantina |
Vine | Vigne |
Vineyard | Vigneto |
Wine route | Strada del Vino |
Cheers! | Salute! |
They went above and beyond on the tastingIt was excellent. They went above and beyond on the tasting and provided great food too. Thanks so much! Definitely a good value.
We were pleasantly surprisedIt was nice. The owner explained it well and was very friendly. Wines were very tasty. This was true for all cantinas we visited through your website. We learned a lot about the wine making process and grapes. Casa Benna and Cantina Ortenzi had a very beautiful location and the best food to accompany the wine on top of it. I can recommend you to advertise this on your website. We were pleasantly surprised when we visited them and enjoyed the rest of our day exploring the village or area. About winetourism: you did a great job, all of you.…
Read our travel guide to the Emilia - Romagna wine region, or discover our very selection of wine tastings and tours in Emilia - Romagna and places to stay in Emilia - Romagna.
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