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In Umbria, four wine-roads have been identified that retrace evocative routes with particular reference to the places where the named products originate: ‘Strada del Vino dei Colli del Trasimeno', close to Trasimeno Lake, ‘del Cantico', from Assisi to Todi, ‘del Sagrantino', in Montefalco and Bevagna area, ‘Etrusco-Romana', from Orvieto to Amelia.
Tenuta Castelbuono, Bevagna
Tenuta Castelbuono is an estate with 30 hectares of vineyards in the communes of Bevagna and Montefalco. The Lunelli family purchased the winery in 2001 and their efforts were initially concentrated on the vineyards, which have now been converted to organic methods. The “Carapace” building is the result of the Lunelli family’s dream of having a winery that is also a treasure chest for wine. From the Lunellis’ long-standing friendship with Arnaldo Pomodoro and their previous collaboration sprang the idea of suggesting that he – whose sculptures adorn important sites all over the world – should design the winery. Pomodoro enthusiastically accepted the challenge of creating a work that called into question the dividing lines between sculpture and architecture and which forged a dialogue both with the outside – the landscape in which it would be inserted – and with what would be inside: with the wine for whose production it had to be strictly functional.
“My work, therefore, didn’t have to contrast with the gentleness of the hills on which the vineyards lie; indeed, it had to perfectly integrate with the environment. I had the idea of a shape that was reminiscent of a tortoise, a symbol of stability and longevity which, with its shell, represents the union between the land and the sky” (Arnaldo Pomodoro).
Tenuta Castelbuono, Bevagna (PG)
Azienda agricola Palazzone, Rocca Ripesena
After restoration with respect for the noble architecture, “Palazzone” is now a boutique hotel with elegant suites. At Palazzone we are surrounded by vines. Planted on the hillside between the Hermitage and Rocca Ripesena a stone’s throw from Orvieto, between 210 and 340 meters above sea level. 24 hectares of vineyards in the hills, in a landscape of rare beauty, cultivated with the traditional grapes of Orvieto: Procanico and Grechetto primarily, then to complete the Verdello and Malvasia grapes. But also international varieties: Sauvignon for Muffa Nobilis and Viognier among the first to cultivate it in Italy. And to completion of the wines produced, Sangiovese and Cabernet Sauvignon for the reds.
Azienda Agricola Palazzone, Rocca Ripesena (TR)
Antonelli San Marco, Montefalco (PG)
Set amidst the picturesque rolling hills of Montefalco, Antonelli San Marco is a quintessential expression of Umbria’s rich winemaking heritage. This historic estate, which has been family-owned for generations, offers an unparalleled wine experience rooted in passion and authenticity. Known for its masterful production of Montefalco Sagrantino, Antonelli San Marco blends time-honored techniques with a forward-thinking approach to sustainability. Visitors are invited to explore the estate's vast vineyards, sample exquisite vintages in the estate’s elegantly restored stone cellar, and partake in exclusive, private tastings that reveal the depth and complexity of Umbria’s finest wines.
Antonelli San Marco, Montefalco
Arnaldo Caprai, Montefalco (PG)
Nestled in the heart of Umbria’s rolling hills, Arnaldo Caprai is a testament to the art of Italian winemaking, combining tradition with innovation in the historic wine region of Montefalco. Revered for its revival of the ancient Sagrantino grape, this award-winning estate crafts some of Italy’s most distinctive reds. Visitors are invited to immerse themselves in a sophisticated yet authentic wine experience, exploring Caprai’s elegant tasting rooms and vineyards that offer sweeping views of Umbria’s timeless landscape. Every sip reveals the winery’s passion for sustainability and terroir, where centuries-old viticulture meets cutting-edge techniques.
Arnaldo Caprai, Montefalco (PG)
Azienda Agricola Decugnano dei Barbi, Orvieto (TR)
Perched on a hilltop overlooking the ethereal landscape of Orvieto, Azienda Agricola Decugnano di Barbi is a hidden gem that marries ancient winemaking heritage with modern elegance. This boutique winery, steeped in centuries of tradition, is known for its sublime Orvieto Classico wines, crafted from the region’s sun-kissed vines and volcanic soils. Guests are treated to an intimate exploration of the estate, from its historic cellars carved into tuff rock to its panoramic terraces offering breathtaking views of the Umbrian countryside. Whether savoring a private wine tasting, indulging in a gourmet pairing, or wandering through the medieval chapel on the grounds, Decugnano di Barbi offers an unforgettable journey into the refined pleasures of Umbrian winemaking.
Azienda Agricola Decugnano dei Barbi, Orvieto (TR)
Cantina Monte Vibiano, Mercatello (PG)
The first winery in the world to achieve in 2008 zero carbon dioxide emissions. Internationally certified sustainable winegrowing and centuries-old olive groves.
Enjoy a unique experience including E-Bike Tourr with innovative CO2-free E-Bike Tour, immersed in the nature that surrounds the vineyards, exploring the pristine hills of Monte Vibiano, cellar tour in the wine production and aging rooms; tasting of the best Monte Vibiano wines on the splendid panoramic terrace, accompanied by the typical bruschetta, topped with the world-awarded unfiltered Extra-virgin Olive Oil and a cutting board of local delicacies.
Cantina Monte Vibiano, Mercatello (PG)
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Fine Italian food and wine
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