Have The Travel Bug? 'Wine' Not Visit The Top Four Wine-tourism Spots In Italy

Italy is probably considered one of the largest wine-growing countries in the world and have fun accordingly on the first Friday in September.
Relebogile Mabotja speaks with Gabbi Brondani, Writer & Travel Correspondent

Every 12 months in September Italy hosts National Chianti Day to acknowledge essentially the most recognised pink wines from Tuscany.

While Tuscany is particularly a highlight for chianti drinkers, any wine lovers looking to journey abroad to taste a number of the greatest wines shall be spoiled for choice at Italian wineries.

In honour of Chianti Day, listed under are the top wine-tourism spots in Italy:

TUSCANY
You cannot focus on wine tourism in Italy without speaking about Tuscany.

The wine area is located between the Apennines and the Tyrrhenian Sea and the scenic vineyards mixed with the cultural landscapes create the perfect Italian imaginative and prescient.

We have seen it in so many movies, the rolling hills, it is just incredible.

Gabbi Brondani, Writer and Travel Correspondent
This region is finest recognized for its chianti, which is made with a minimum of 80% Sangiovese grapes, native to the area.

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VENETO
Veneto is Italy’s best wine areas and is home to the world-famous glowing prosecco.

praca za granicą This white wine is produced north of Venice in a region called Valdobbiadene and is made primarily from Glera grapes.

praca za granicą na budowie A wine can solely be known as a prosecco if the vines of the Glera selection come from this region.

EMILIA-ROMAGNA
Emilia-Romagna spans most of central Italy and is the oldest wine producing area in Italy.

It is greatest known for its Lambrusco which is a sparkling red wine produced from grapes of the same name.

It comes in various levels of dry versus sweet and it typically has fairly a high acidity and notes of berries.

Gabbi Brondani, Writer and Travel Correspondent
This wine pairs extremely nicely with the native delicacies so it good for the wine connoisseur and the foodie..