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Castello Di Oliveto - Winalist
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Castelfiorentino 19 reviews 4.8

Castello Di Oliveto

The Oliveto Castle built in 1424 by the noble and prestigious Florentine Pucci family, is one of ...
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22,00 € - 35,00 €

Tenuta Adamo - Winalist
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Tenuta Adamo

Tenuta Adamo was born in 2020 from a project focused on the enthusiasm of investing in the centur...

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La Badiola - Winalist
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La Badiola

La Badiola is a Renaissance villa in Lucca immersed in an enchanting hilly landscape in the San P...

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Pqlin

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Barbera d'Alba Roero Roero Arneis

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Castello Sonnino - Winalist
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Castello Sonnino

Castello Sonnino is a perfectly preserved historic wine estate overlooking the Chianti hills. Jus...

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Terre Del Marchesato - Bolgheri - Winalist
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Terre Del Marchesato - Bolgheri

Winery founded in 1954 by Emilio Fuselli. In the heart of Bolgheri, close to the famous Viale dei...
Bolgheri Maremma Toscana

25,00 € - 55,00 €

Valle Del Sole - Winalist
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Valle Del Sole

Small company located in the Valfredana Valley, a few km from the center of Lucca, where you can ...

35,00 € - 100,00 €

Opera02 - Winalist
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Opera02

Opera02: on one side the entire organically cultivated area and on the other an accommodation fac...

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Podere La Regola - Winalist
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Podere La Regola

The Podere La Regola winery is located on the Tuscan coast, in the Cecina river valley, just 5 km...

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Filipe Palhoça Vinhos

We really enjoyed it. It was on Valentine's Day and we had a private wine tasting)

Mykola

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Chateau Peybonhomme Les Tours

For all lovers of agroecology, the Château Peybonhomme les Tours is an interesting stopover. The estate is operated biodynamically, resulting in extraordinarily ...

Gérard

5.0

Masseria Altemura

It was a fantastic experience. Our guide was super helpful and we learned a lot of interesting things, in addition to visiting the winery and tasting 5 very good ...

Alice

5.0

Château Destieux, Saint-Emilion Grand Cru Classé

I was welcomed by Charlotte who showed me the vineyard and gave me a tasting of 3 wines from Chateaux Destieux and Montlisse. It was a very pleasant visit with r...

Cécile

5.0

Masseria Altemura

Exquisite welcome and excellent wine. The place is very beautiful and the explanations provided by the staff are complete and professional. For any doubt, they h...

Maria Chiara

5.0

Champagne Vranken-Pommery

Magnificent experience, very beautiful and creative animations (beautiful discoveries) visit makes you dream I recommend

Phillippe

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Domaine Michel Magnien

Incredible selection of wines and very interesting and unique tour. Very impressive and educational

Brendan

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Champagne Louis Brochet

The winery is really beautiful, even the tasting area that has a breathtaking view of the vineyards. The products are excellent and the tour was interesting and p...

Laura

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Massamier La Mignarde

Fabulous experience with Lucile and Blaise, 2 wine enthusiasts in a magnificent estate full of history. Very educational activity where you leave with your person...

Sophie

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Champagne Christian Muller

Super friendly, open-minded young woman who explained everything and was very talkative. I'd be happy to come again... Very good champagne 😁👍👍👍

Romy

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Malenchini Wine Estate

Everything was perfect!

Nicolas

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Best Liguria Wineries: Good to know

What wine is Liguria known for?

Liguria is recognized for its production of white wines made from the Vermentino grape variety. These wines are notable for their crisp acidity and citrusy flavors.

Similarly, the region is also known for producing reds from the Dolcetto grape, marked by notes of plum and cherry with a soft, subtle tannin profile.

Lastly, the region is known for Sciacchetrà, a sweet wine made from sun-dried grapes, which is known for its rich and complex flavor profile.

Is Liguria part of Tuscany?

No, Liguria is not part of Tuscany. Liguria is a region located in the northwestern part of Italy, along the coast of the Ligurian Sea. Tuscany, on the other hand, is a region located in central Italy, known for its rolling hills, historic cities, and famous wine region. While both Liguria and Tuscany are famous for their wine production, they are distinct regions with their own unique terroir, winemaking traditions, and characteristic flavors.

Why is Liguria special?

Unique landscapes: Liguria is known for its picturesque landscapes, including the Cinque Terre, a UNESCO World Heritage site comprised of five coastal villages that are famous for their stunning scenery and traditional architecture.

Delicious cuisine: The region is renowned for its cuisine, which features ingredients such as pesto, focaccia bread, and olive oil. Liguria is also known for its seafood-focused cuisine, which showcases the region's coastal location.

Wine production: Liguria is known for producing high-quality wines that are distinct in flavor and aroma. The region is particularly famous for its white wines made from the Vermentino grape and red wines made from the Dolcetto grape.

Rich history and culture: Liguria has a rich cultural heritage, with roots that date back to ancient civilizations. The region has a long history of art, literature, and music, and is home to many historic cities, including Genoa, which was once a major center of commerce and culture.

What language is spoken in Liguria?

The official language spoken in Liguria, as well as in the rest of Italy, is Italian. However, there are also some local dialects and minority languages spoken in the region, such as Ligurian, which is a Romance language that is indigenous to the area. Ligurian is still spoken by some communities in Liguria, particularly in the rural areas of the region. Additionally, there are also small communities of speakers of other minority languages, such as Franco-Provençal and Genoese.

What Are the Coastal Cities of Liguria Wine Region?

Genoa: The largest city in the region, Genoa is known for its historic center, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site, as well as its bustling port and rich cultural heritage.

Portofino: A picturesque coastal town known for its pastel-colored buildings and scenic harbor, Portofino is a popular tourist destination and a hub for yachting and boating activities.

Rapallo: A seaside resort town located on the Gulf of Tigullio, Rapallo is known for its long sandy beaches and mild climate, as well as its historic castle and church.

Sestri Levante: A charming coastal town located on the Bay of Silence, Sestri Levante is known for its two bays, Baia del Silenzio and Baia delle Favole, as well as its medieval castle and beautiful beaches.

Camogli: A charming fishing village located on the Golfo Paradiso, Camogli is known for its colorful houses, historic churches, and scenic harbor.

What is the famous dish in Liguria?

Liguria is known for its delicious cuisine, which features ingredients such as olive oil, basil, and seafood. One of the most famous dishes in the region is Pesto Genovese, a sauce made from basil, garlic, pine nuts, parmesan cheese, and extra-virgin olive oil. It is typically served with pasta, but can also be used as a condiment for other dishes. 

Another famous dish from Liguria is Focaccia, a type of flatbread that is often topped with salt and olive oil and is a staple of the region's cuisine. Overall, Liguria offers a diverse and delicious cuisine that showcases the region's unique ingredients and cultural heritage.

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