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Cadetto Line
Linea Amorino
Lunch at the Winery
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Castorani

Come and discover the secrets of the production of our wines that Angelo, the winemaker, will be ...
Trebbiano d'Abruzzo

25,00 € - 60,00 €

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Champagne Roger Coulon

The tour was very informative. The guide was enthusiastic about the champagner, the area and the family behind. The tour and tasting was good.

Anonymous

4.5

Vignobles Moncets & Chambrun

We had a wonderful time during our visit! The welcome was warm and Clémence was truly passionate, friendly, and very knowledgeable. The explanations were clear a...

Margareth

5.0

Safari Tours

Thomas was the best. Very knowledgeable and very professional. It was great to learn so much from him. I would recommend this tour to everyone. Great job Thomas.

THOMAS

5.0

Fattoria Carpineta Fontalpino

One of the best experiences ever! Wine maker is an absolute champion. Staff is excellent and lovely. Wines are top ranked.

Maurits

5.0

Domaine Viticole Du Bourrian

Perfect welcome, tour and tasting with Michaël.

Frederic

5.0

Safari Tours

The wine tour with SafariTours through the vineyards of Beaune was a great experience. Our guide, Remy, was very friendly, answered all our questions, and introdu...

Franz

5.0

Herdade da Ribafreixo

We had a wonderful time with Marianna who was very welcoming and took the time to explain everything to us. A top tasting adapted to our tastes. I recommend 100%.

nadia

5.0

Champagne Lionel Carreau

Incredible experience and excellent service. Loved the tasting and the flying. A must do.

Matt

5.0

Château Sansonnet, Grand Cru Classé

A very enjoyable experience, with a top-notch guide. A very pleasant and intimate interlude in the sumptuous setting of the St. Emilion vineyards.

Jean Philippe

5.0

Domaine Cazes

We were presented with a great selection of excellent wines in wonderful weather. There was much more on offer than we expected. A very successful wine tasting an...

Anonymous

5.0

Clos Des Abbesses

The owner was incredibly welcoming and friendly, explaining the entire process to us, showing us every step of the way, including a tasting of three glasses of ex...

Anonymous

5.0

Domaine Marguerite Carillon

Beautiful tasting and great service and knowledge. Wine was spectacular and the winery even better. Very nice and I would recommend it to everyone.

THOMAS

4.5

Château Des Jacques

Superb tasting! Progressive, detailed, very accurate in the explanations and with appreciable sympathy.

thomas

5.0

Carbone Vini

Excellent wines, excellent cheeses and cured meats, excellent company from the owner, highly recommended!

Patrizia

5.0

Caves Velhas & Quinta Do Boição

Great few hours learning about wines from vine to bottle, certainly opened my eyes. Wonderful wines to taste and the perfect guide. Thank you

HOWARD

5.0

Champagne Devaux

Great experience!

Jean-Philippe

5.0

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Best Abruzzo wineries: Good to know

What wine is Abruzzo known for?

Abruzzo is known for producing a range of high-quality wines, but it is particularly famous for its red wines made from the Montepulciano grape variety. Montepulciano is a deeply colored grape that produces full-bodied and flavorful wines, with notes of dark fruit, leather, and spices. Abruzzo's Montepulciano wines are known for their robust and complex flavor profiles, and they are well-regarded both in Italy and abroad.

In addition to its Montepulciano wines, Abruzzo is also known for its Trebbiano and Pecorino white wines, which are fresh and aromatic, with notes of citrus and green apples. These wines are often paired with the region's delicious seafood dishes, and they are a popular choice for aperitifs and summertime sipping.

Overall, Abruzzo is a versatile and dynamic wine-growing region, and its wines offer a fascinating and delicious taste of the region's heritage and traditions.

Is Abruzzo Italy in Tuscany?

No, Abruzzo is not in Tuscany. Abruzzo is a region located in central Italy, along the Adriatic coast, while Tuscany is a region located in central Italy, in the northwest of the country. While both regions are known for their rich cultural heritage and delicious cuisine, they have different landscapes, climates, and wine-making traditions, and their wines have distinct flavor and aroma profiles.

Why is Abruzzo famous?

Abruzzo, Italy is often referred to as the "green lung of Europe" due to the presence of three National Parks, one Regional Park, and multiple natural reserves. Approximately one-third of the region is protected as a nature reserve, making Abruzzo the largest natural area in Europe, boasting 75% of Europe's flora and fauna species.

What are Abruzzo Wine grapes varieties?

Montepulciano: This is a red grape variety that is used to make full-bodied and flavorful red wines with notes of dark fruit, leather, and spices. Montepulciano is the most famous grape variety from Abruzzo and is widely regarded as one of the region's flagship wines.

Trebbiano: This is a white grape variety that is used to make fresh and aromatic white wines with notes of citrus and green apples. Trebbiano is widely planted in Abruzzo and is often used as a blending grape to add acidity and freshness to the region's red wines.

Pecorino: This is a white grape variety that is used to make crisp and aromatic white wines with a distinctive character. Pecorino is a relatively recent addition to Abruzzo's winemaking tradition, but it is quickly gaining popularity due to its unique flavor and aroma profile.

These grape varieties are well adapted to the region's climate and soil, and they produce wines with unique flavors and aromas that are characteristic of the region. Whether you're a wine enthusiast or simply looking for a new and interesting wine to try, Abruzzo wines offer a fascinating and delicious taste of the region's heritage and traditions.


How much does a winery tour and wine tasting in Abruzzo cost?

In Abruzzo, the average price of a cellar tour with wine tasting is €40.00. Prices vary according to several criteria:
  • The duration of the experience: The longer the visit and tasting, the higher the cost.
  • The type of visit: Visit to a cellar, wine estate, or distillery.
  • The presence of a guide: A tour guided by an expert, especially over a half or full day, can increase the price.
  • Services included: Premium tastings, number of wines tasted, and additional activities such as wine workshops or meals.
The most economical experience in the area is Cadetto Line at a price of €25.00 and the most expensive is Lunch at the Winery at €60.00.

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