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In English and Italian When I decided to become a sommelier back in 2009, I felt that the best way to learn about wine and winemaking was to visit as many vineyards as I could. The first area that I focused on was a territory in Campania known as Irpinia. It is located in the northeast portion of the Avellino province. I remember spending my Saturdays visiting wineries, wine tasting, and walking the vineyards. I learned so much! Not just about wine, but the culture that surrounds it. I fell in love and I think if you get a chance to visit some of the wineries listed here, you will fall in love as well. In this corner of Campania there is practically everything when it comes to territory; hills, mountains, lakes, rivers, clayey soil, volcanic soil. I could go on. Red grape varieties include aglianico and piedirosso. White grape varieties include greco, fiano, coda di volpe, and greco musc’. Irpinia is home to 3 DOP wines – Taurasi (made with aglianico), Fiano di Avellino and Greco di Tufo. *In Italy, when you see a wine label the says DOP (Denominazione di Origine Protetta – Protected Designation of Origin)- it is a guarantee that the wine was produced in a certain area under certain strict conditions. (It is NOT an indication of the quality of the wine) That being said, wineries have their vineyards spread throughout the area-often far from the winery itself. My guide is perfect for wine enthusiasts – those who are looking for an adventure in a glass. My guide includes - 🛣️maps - 💻links to the wineries - ⌚days/hours of operations -🤙 my recommendations and suggestions for itineraries - 🎤audio links This is a living breathing guide; meaning that it will be updated often. Need suggestions for a 1, 2, or 3 day itinerary. Feel free to contact me. Quando ho deciso di diventare sommelier nel 2009, ho sentito che il modo migliore per conoscere il vino e la vinificazione era visitare quanti più vigneti possibile. La prima area su cui mi sono concentrata è stato un territorio della Campania noto come Irpinia. Si trova nella parte nord-est della provincia di Avellino. Ricordo di aver trascorso i miei sabati visitando cantine, degustando vini e camminando tra i vigneti. Ho imparato così tanto! Non solo di vino, ma della cultura che lo circonda. Mi sono innamorataa e penso che se hai la possibilità di visitare alcune delle cantine elencate qui, ti innamorerai anche tu. In questo angolo di Campania c'è praticamente di tutto quando si parla di territorio; colline, montagne, laghi, fiumi, terreno argilloso, terreno vulcanico. Potrei continuare. I vitigni a bacca rossa includono aglianico e piedirosso. I vitigni a bacca bianca includono greco, fiano, coda di volpe e greco musc'. L'Irpinia ospita 3 vini DOP: Taurasi (prodotto con aglianico), Fiano di Avellino e Greco di Tufo. * In Italia, quando vedi un'etichetta di vino con la scritta DOP (Denominazione di Origine Protetta) - è una garanzia che il vino è stato prodotto in una certa zona a determinate condizioni rigorose. (NON è un'indicazione della qualità del vino) Detto questo, le cantine hanno i loro vigneti sparsi in tutta l'area, spesso lontano dalla cantina stessa. La mia guida è perfetta per gli appassionati di vino - coloro che sono alla ricerca di un'avventura in un bicchiere. La mia guida include - 🛣️mappe - 💻link alle cantine - ⌚giorni/ore di funzionamento - 🤙 i miei consigli e suggerimenti per itinerari - 🎤audio guide Questa è una guida vivente alla respirazione; il che significa che verrà aggiornato spesso. Hai bisogno di suggerimenti per un itinerario di 1, 2 o 3 giorni. Non esitate a contattarmi.
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Your itinerary to the best vineyards in Provence. St Tropez is famous for its glitzy nightlife, superyachts and Club 55 - but did you know it has some of the best Provençal rosé vineyards surrounding the famous port town? What to expect ✨ 📌An introduction on the area 📌10 Vinyards surrounding St Tropez 📌Interactive map so you can plot your trip 📌A history of each vineyard 📌Where to find FREE wine tastings 📌Insider tips on the vineyards and tastings 📌Information & timings for tastings and tours 📌Where to find the hidden gem vineyard bars 📌Tips on getting around 📌20 Hotel Reccomendations in a variety of budgets 📌 Tips from me for a stress free trip to the South of France. What to do/not to do 📌A BONUS DAY TRIP with map link & things to do 📌Where to find France’s answer to VENICE 📌Where to find the WORLDS NARROWEST STREET! 📌Where to stay when visiting the area 📌Links, opening hours and information to all places. 📌 Local Weather widget ENJOY 🇫🇷🍷☀️ 📌 SAVE this guide for your trip to the Côte d’Azur and SUBSCRIBE for upcoming guides! 🇫🇷
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Have you ever dreamt of discovering the enchanting allure of Umbria, Italy's green heart? Here you will find the perfect guide to plan your captivating three-day journey through its hidden gems. Nestled amidst rolling hills and picturesque landscapes, this region is a treasure trove of medieval towns, lush vineyards, and delectable local cuisine. Immerse yourself in the mystical streets of Assisi, where history comes alive at every turn. Lose yourself in Perugia, where ancient architecture meets vibrant city life. Venture to the vineyards of Montefalco, where the secrets of winemaking await. Explore family-owned wineries, where passionate winemakers will guide you through their vineyards and cellars, as well as amazing tasting from the robust Sagrantino to the crisp Grechetto. Continue your journey indulging in a memorable culinary experience at a traditional restaurant or street vendor, where you can savor regional delicacies prepared with locally sourced ingredients. Then finish by savoring the unique characteristics of Umbrian little villages and their unique history, from the robust Sagrantino to the crisp Grechetto, and appreciate the artistry behind each bottle. Throughout this guide, you will find a curated selection of the best places to visit, dine, sleep, and enjoy the best experience that this region has to offer. From quaint trattorias serving traditional Umbrian dishes, to breathtaking viewpoints offering panoramic vistas, and the best place to have a wine tasting. If you'd like more information or you have questions, feel free to reach out: 📧 meggybianchini@gmail.com
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