Borgo Turrito

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Tour eccezionale

12/1/23
Cantina fantastica con una storia davvero molto affascinante, team esperto è disponibile , specialmente Miriam simpatica e professionale sul suo lavoro molto competente
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Marika

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Foggia, Foggia
1 Heure 30 Minutes
Participants : Minimum 1, Maximum 10
De €30.00
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Foggia, Foggia
45 Minutes
Participants : Minimum 1, Maximum 10
De €20.00
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À propos du vignoble et des vins

Borgo Turrito is a wine producing company that combines tradition, youth and innovation. It is located in Borgo Incoronata, an ancient suburb a few kilometers from Foggia, in Apulia. It borders the Bosco Incoronata Regional Park, in a protected area of over 1000 hectares. It was born from the ultra-centenary experience and passion of a family who dedicated many generations to the production of good wines.

Borgo Turrito supports and applies the values of sustainable agriculture. Natural resources must be used with care and maximum respect, avoiding waste, while preserving its integrity. We respect the rights and the passion of agricultural workers; the social and cultural role of farms. The cellar and the corporate showroom stand beside the vineyards, to complete a ‘short chain’ that not only characterizes the grape processing and sale of the various products, but also the harmonious and functional organization of the business spaces.