Savor the unique flavors of Villamagna DOC wines with a guided tasting
Explore a medieval village nestled between the sea and mountains
Learn about the philosophy of minimal intervention and maximum quality
Enjoy a traditional aperitivo lunch or dinner featuring local flavors
Immerse yourself in a wine region with roots dating back to 1059
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ツアー・観光
催行形式
貸切ツアー、混乗ツアー
コースの柔軟性
オーダーメイド可
アクセス
ホテル送迎、現地集合
ガイド形式
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昼食付き、夕食付き、スナック (軽食) 付き
追加サービスと施設
送迎サービス付き
観光のジャンル
史跡・名所巡り、ウォーキング
交通手段
徒歩
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Discover one of the world’s tiniest appellations – just 85 hectares in the medieval village of Villamagna, between the Adriatic Sea and the snow‑capped Majella mountains. This is Villamagna DOC, Abruzzo’s hidden treasure and Italy’s smallest wine region.
On this guided experience, you’ll visit a family‑owned winery where the winemaker personally crafts every bottle. Learn how clay and limestone soils, combined with dramatic day–night temperature shifts, create wines that are “a caress in a fist” – powerful yet elegant.
Your tasting focuses on Villamagna DOC’s flagship red, Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, made with minimal intervention and maximum respect for tradition and terroir. In the winery’s tasting room, you’ll enjoy a guided tasting of three distinctive Villamagna wines – a journey for all five senses. The experience can be personalised with a traditional Italian aperitivo featuring local products and, on request, combined with a guided tour of medieval Villamagna village.
Experience authentic winemaking in a region with roots dating back to 1059, where ancient vocation meets modern excellence. Perfect for wine lovers who want something rare, personal, and truly Abruzzo.
Hotel pick‑up is available from Pescara, Montesilvano and Chieti. Pick‑up from other cities is available on request.
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注意事項
Not Suitable For: Children under 18 years
Know Before You Go: The wine region has roots dating back to 1059
Know Before You Go: Experience involves walking through a medieval village and winery
Know Before You Go: Wear comfortable shoes for walking