Winegrowing in Italy extends over more than 1,000 km from the north, Piedmont and Veneto, via central Italy, Tuscany and Abruzzo, to Southern Italy, Apulia to the islands of Sicily and Sardinia. The vineyards are located from a few meters to 1,000 meters above sea level and are cultivated with several hundred different vine varieties. Combined with very different geographical, geological and climatic conditions, the wine-growing region of Italy offers a wide range organically farmed and produced wines.
Organic wine PiemonteOur Piedmont organic wines come from Poggio Ridente, Punset and Azienda Agricola Francesco Clerico |
Organic wines TuscanyChianti Classico,Chianti DOCD, Vernaccia di San Gimignao, Morellino di Scansano are some of the classical Wines from Tuscany. |
Organic wine SardiniaTrue, Mediterranean Organic wines from ancient Sardinian varieties (Cannonau, Monica, Bovale Sarda, Vermentino) come from Meloni Vini. |
Organic wine AbruzzoThe wine region of Abruzzo is located between the Adriatic coast and the eastern slopes of the Abruzzo mountain range in central Italy |
Organic wines VenetoOur organic wines from Veneto can be characterized with fruit, finesse and harmony. Most are lighter, less tannic wines and mild. |