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Az.Agr. BUZZARONE
(Winery in Abruzzo)

4.9 (10 Reviews)
Provides 1 wine tasting and winery visit from €30.00
Buzzarone Winery was established in 2019, born from Riccardo's passion and the realization of his family's dream. Located on the picturesque hills of Castelferrato in the province of Chieti, the land, gifted by his grandfather Agostino, is Riccardo's inspiration. The estate stretches between the Adriatic Sea and the Majella mountains, where the sun-soaked, lake-nourished vines thrive under the loving care of the family. The winery embodies Riccardo's dedication to crafting wines that captivate and enlighten those who taste them.
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Tenuta Torre Raone
(Winery in Abruzzo)

5 (5 Reviews)
Provides 2 wine tastings and winery visit from €40.00
Torre Raone company is located in the town Hall of Loreto Aprutino, an area with a wine-growing vocation. It is located on the gentle hill side, 350 m above sea level, halfway between the Adriatic Sea and the Gran Sasso National Park which favor a perfect microclimate for the cultivation of vines. Tenuta Torre Raone was founded in 1997 when the farmer Luciano, originally from Tollo, decided to buy a 35-hectare farm and immediately managed it with a cultivation of vines and olive trees under organic farming, certified by the ICEA society . The great passion for wine is closely linked to the desire to enhance native vines, thus producing elegant wines with character. Since 2014, Dante, the company's winemaker, has followed all stages of production, from the obsessive care of the vines in the vineyard, then continuing with careful production in the cellar organized with modern winemaking equipment. The objective is to preserve and enhance the raw material, thus producing wines of the highest quality.
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Cantina Mazzarosa
(Winery in Abruzzo)

4.86 (14 Reviews)
Provides 3 wine tastings and winery visit from €30.00
Cantina Mazzarosa is a historic winery located in the northern part of Abruzzo, within the prestigious Colline Teramane area. Established in 1863, Mazzarosa is the oldest winery in the region, with a rich legacy that has been passed down from father to son for generations. Our vineyards are uniquely positioned just a few hundred meters from the Adriatic Sea, with the majestic Gran Sasso mountain as our backdrop, creating an ideal microclimate for viticulture. This extraordinary setting allows us to produce wines that embody the essence of Abruzzo, combining the traditions of our land with a forward-thinking approach to winemaking. At Cantina Mazzarosa, we are committed to preserving the heritage of our region while embracing innovation to craft wines that honor our past and excite contemporary palates. Visitors to our estate are invited to explore this unique blend of history and modernity, where the beauty of the Abruzzese landscape meets the art of winemaking in an unforgettable experience.
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VINO DELLA ROSA
(Winery in Abruzzo)

4.75 (4 Reviews)
Provides 5 wine tastings and winery visit from €30.00
Tenuta Villa della Rosa is a winery, founded in Villamagna, a small medieval village, located 10 km from the white beaches of the Adriatic Sea and 10 km from the snow-capped peaks of the Majella mountain massif. Our philosophy comes from tradition, which has handed down to us the cultivation of roses in the vineyards, as a practice used since ancient times. The rose, an extremely sensitive plant, positioned at the beginning of the rows, monitors the health of the vine and helps the winemaker monitor and protect the vineyard, detecting any pathologies and encouraging rapid intervention. The uniqueness of our production lies in the craftsmanship of each step. In fact, each bottle is numbered and prepared individually by hand until the dried rose is positioned.Tenuta Villa della Rosa is a winery, founded in Villamagna, a small medieval village, located 10 km from the white beaches of the Adriatic Sea and 10 km from the snow-capped peaks of the Majella mountain massif. Our philosophy comes from tradition, which has handed down to us the cultivation of roses in the vineyards, as a practice used since ancient times. The rose, an extremely sensitive plant, positioned at the beginning of the rows, monitors the health of the vine and helps the winemaker monitor and protect the vineyard, detecting any pathologies and encouraging rapid intervention. The uniqueness of our production lies in the craftsmanship of each step. In fact, each bottle is numbered and prepared individually by hand until the dried rose is positioned.
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CONTESA
(Winery in Abruzzo)

5 (1 Review)
Provides 1 wine tasting and winery visit from €25.00
Contesa is more than just a winery; it is a living testament to the unbreakable bond between a family and its grapevines, a connection that has yielded an extraordinarily generous land. This story is one of deep commitment, marked by difficult choices and challenging divisions, but also by immense gratification. Over generations, men and women have fiercely guarded the philosophy of wine culture, rooted in integrity, coherence, and pride in their origins. At Contesa, the belief that "wine is made in the vineyard" is central. The journey from grape harvest to bottling in the cellar is treated as a sacred ritual, requiring patience, as it is through time that Nature grants true masterpieces. This natural gift is then shaped by a winemaker's refined and time-honored practices, passed down through generations. The wine cellars at Contesa house exceptional barriques and barrels made from the finest Slovenian oak, alongside innovative steel tanks that carefully regulate temperature, preserving the quality of the must and minimizing technological impact. Yet, equally important is the human element in the process, characterized by genuine conviviality and spontaneous hospitality. Contesa is not merely a business; it is a family of enologists dedicated to building a future, one day at a time.
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CASCINA DEL COLLE
(Winery in Abruzzo)

4.5 (2 Reviews)
Provides 2 wine tastings and winery visit from €35.00
Cascina del Colle is located in Villamagna, a region renowned for its centuries-old tradition of grape cultivation, particularly Montepulciano grapes. Founded over sixty years ago by the current owner's father, the winery has evolved by blending family expertise with respect for the land and its traditions. The area around Villamagna is highly regarded for its ideal conditions for growing Montepulciano, and it has become a significant hub for vine-growing in Abruzzo, home to several cooperatives and private wine producers. Cascina del Colle is known for its ability to innovate while remaining deeply connected to the local territory and its rich farming culture. The winery embraces modern technologies in wine production and bottling, while also employing strategic marketing efforts to reach both domestic and international markets. The balance between tradition and innovation defines the winery’s approach, ensuring the preservation of time-honored methods alongside contemporary advancements in the wine industry.
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Valle Reale
(Winery in Abruzzo)

5 (1 Review)
Provides 2 wine tastings and winery visit from €135.00
The Italian region of Abruzzo is the greenest region of Europe, with 36% of its entire surface covered by three national parks, a regional park, and more than thirty nature reserves. With a territory that is more than two-thirds above 750 m. a.s.l., Valle Reale is situated between the provinces of Pescara and L’Aquila, at the point where the three parks intersect: Parco Nazionale del Gran Sasso e I Monti Della Laga to the north, Parco Nazionale Della Majella to the south, and Parco Regionale Naturale del Sirente-Velino to the northwest. Valle Reale is a farm consisting of vineyards and vegetable gardens, where mountain agriculture is practiced daily, always with respect for the delicate natural balance that surrounds it and the traditions of this area of Abruzzo. The vineyards grow along a plain that is 350 m above sea level, facing southeast to enjoy the rays of the sun that rises over the Majella and the Morrone Mountains. The vineyards thrive, nestled amidst the mountains that form a sort of amphitheater around them. There are two adjacent towns: Popoli (PE), situated at the beginning of the Peligna Valley, and Capestrano (AQ), overlooking the Plain of Ofena.
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Azienda Agricola Fontefico
(Winery in Abruzzo)

5 (5 Reviews)
Provides 2 wine tastings and winery visit from €33.00
Fontefico is a boutique organic winery located in Abruzzo, overlooking the stunning Trabocchi Coast. The estate spans 15 hectares and specializes in cultivating native varieties like Pecorino, Trebbiano, and Montepulciano. Each wine is crafted from a single vineyard, reflecting the unique identity of the terroir. Fontefico’s philosophy focuses on sustainability and authenticity, with fresh and saline winds from the Adriatic Sea enriching the vines, producing mineral-driven wines with structure and longevity.
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Azienda Vinicola Talamonti
(Winery in Abruzzo)

Provides 2 wine tastings and winery visit from €45.00
Nestled in the ancient town of Loreto Aprutino, our estate is surrounded by a landscape shaped over millions of years by glacial processes, offering unique geomorphologies and rich biodiversity. Located in the Abruzzi region, bordered by the Apennine and Maiella mountain ranges and the Adriatic Sea, our estate thrives in one of Italy's most ecologically diverse areas. With a history of wine and olive oil production dating back millennia, Loreto Aprutino is home to over 1,400 producers, including our own Talamonti winery. We are proud to continue the region’s long tradition of winemaking, producing wines that reflect the unique terroir and ancient heritage of Abruzzi. Our vineyards, rooted in the historical soils of Loreto Aprutino, benefit from the region’s rich biodiversity and favorable climate, creating wines that are an authentic expression of this remarkable land.
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CANTINE ROVERI
(Winery in Abruzzo)

Provides 1 wine tasting and winery visit from €10.00
Cantine Roveri is a remarkable winery located in the scenic town of Ortona, just in front of the stunning Ripari di Giobbe pebble beach, one of the most enchanting coastal spots in Abruzzo. Surrounded by natural beauty, the winery offers a unique experience where tradition meets modernity. Visitors can explore the winery and cellar through guided tours that showcase the winemaking process, followed by tastings in an evocative tasting room that offers both indoor and outdoor spaces. The tastings are accompanied by local delicacies, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the flavors of the region. Cantine Roveri is a must-visit destination for travelers looking to experience the essence of Abruzzo's winemaking culture. The winery offers a relaxed atmosphere, ample parking, and a warm, welcoming environment where guests can savor fine wines while enjoying the breathtaking coastal views. The blend of tradition, craftsmanship, and natural surroundings makes Cantine Roveri a truly memorable stop for wine enthusiasts and those seeking authentic Italian experiences.
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Azienda Agricola Margiotta
(Winery in Abruzzo)

5 (2 Reviews)
Provides 1 wine tasting and winery visit from €25.00
Azienda Agricola Margiotta is located in the Majella National Park, in the heart of Abruzzo, a region rich in history and deeply rooted in viticulture. The estate spans 10 hectares of vineyards across the areas of Pratola Peligna and Corfinio, combining traditional methods with continuous innovation and research, all while maintaining a deep respect for natural biological cycles and biodiversity. Founded nearly a century ago by Gabriele Margiotta, the winery has remained a family affair. Today, it is led by Carlo Margiotta, alongside his daughter Francesca, the fifth generation of the family, who together strive to reflect the essence of their land and culture in every drop of wine.
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Tenuta Tre Gemme
(Winery in Abruzzo)

Provides 2 wine tastings and winery visit from €36.00
Tenuta Tre Gemme is one of the largest private wineries in Abruzzo, set between 350 and 450 meters above sea level in the prestigious Terra dei Vestini. Founded in the 1960s by Rocco Perrucci, the estate was revitalized by his daughters, Carla and Anna, in 2020. The estate spans 70 hectares of organic vineyards, strategically located between the Adriatic coast and Mount Gran Sasso. The winery offers a comprehensive experience, with a tasting room, pool area, and hospitality services, making it a sought-after destination for wine lovers.
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Tenuta Arabona - Organic wines
(Winery in Abruzzo)

Provides 1 wine tasting and winery visit from €24.00
Tenuta Arabona is a family-owned winery located in Manoppello, Pescara, founded in 2006 by Maria Antonietta and Domenico, continuing the legacy of Domenico’s parents, who started their winemaking journey in the late 1960s. The estate spans 20 hectares of vineyards and 1.5 hectares of olive groves, all cultivated using organic farming methods. Since 1991, the winery has been committed to producing certified organic wines, showcasing its dedication to sustainability and respect for the land.
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Castello di Semivicoli
(Winery in Abruzzo)

5 (4 Reviews)
Provides 1 wine tasting and winery visit from €100.00
MASCIARELLI Tenute Agricole was founded in 1981 by Gianni Masciarelli, an iconic figure in Italian winemaking and a key player in the modernization of Abruzzo's wine industry. Located in San Martino sulla Marrucina in the province of Chieti, the winery is the heart of an extensive operation that spans over 60 vineyard plots across 13 municipalities in all four provinces of Abruzzo. With a deep commitment to the land and its traditions, Masciarelli has grown into a celebrated name, producing more than 25 labels across seven distinct product lines, including Classic Line, Gianni Masciarelli, Villa Gemma, Marina Cvetic, Castello di Semivicoli, Iskra, and Valori Chiamami Quando Piove. The winery also produces a limited quantity of organic extra virgin olive oil, further showcasing its dedication to quality and sustainability. In line with its mission to celebrate and enhance Abruzzo's rich culture and traditions, Masciarelli has restored the historic CASTELLO DI SEMIVICOLI, a 17th-century baronial mansion now transformed into a luxurious Relais de Charme. This stunning venue, nestled among the vineyards, has become a beacon for wine tourism and a haven for those seeking an authentic, slow-paced experience in the heart of Abruzzo.
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Azienda Agricola FUSCHI
(Winery in Abruzzo)

Provides 2 wine tastings and winery visit from €10.00
The Fuschi brothers' farm is situated on the scenic hills of Abruzzo, surrounded by the breezes of the Adriatic Sea and thriving vineyards and olive trees. This region, rich in natural beauty with snow-capped peaks, national parks, and sandy beaches nearby, produces wines, extra virgin olive oil, and natural products that reflect local traditions. Their farming methods focus on sustainability, manual harvesting, and meticulous selection, preserving the essence of the land through careful craftsmanship and respect for nature.

More information on Abruzzo

Located in central-southern Italy, Abruzzo is a great destination for wine lovers who are looking to combine wine tastings and winery visits with a holiday in of the largest naturalistic areas in Europe. The region extends from the Apennine mounts to the Adriatic sea and its territory is predominantly mountainous and wild, rich in national parks, nature reserves and suggestive medieval villages perched across its hills.

The majority of the wineries you will visit in Abruzzo can be found on the coastal hills and in some hilly areas of the hinterland, where the region’s wine production is concentrated. A visit to Abruzzo wouldn’t be complete without a Montepulciano d’Abruzzo wine tasting, one of the most famous wines of Italy and symbol of the region, often confused with Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, a Tuscan wine made with Sangiovese grapes. Other renowned wines from Abruzzo include Pecorino, Passerina, Trebbiano d’Abruzzo and Cerasuolo d’Abruzzo. Currently, the region boasts in total 7 DOC, 2 DOCG and 8 IGT wines.

Which food to taste in Abruzzo?

Your wine tastings in Abruzzo will often be paired with a selection of local gastronomic products. While in the region, we also recommend exploring some of the delicious traditional recipes of Abruzzo, like spaghetti alla chitarra, sagne e fasciul (pasta and beans), arrosticini (lamb skewers), pallotte cace e ove (bread, egg and pecorino “meatballs”).

Which wines to taste in Abruzzo?

The majority of wines you will taste during your wine tastings in Abruzzo will be based on local grape varieties. The most well-known native grape variety of Abruzzo is, without doubt, Montepulciano, which covers more than half of the region’s production. Looking at the native white grape varieties, the most common is Trebbiano Abruzzese, followed by Passerina, Cococciola and Pecorino. Other popular varieties found in the territory include Sangiovese, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc.

Which is the best season to visit Abruzzo?

Wine tastings and winery visits in Abruzzo can be organised throughout the different seasons. Depending on what other activities you’d like to take part in while in the region, you might prefer to visit Abruzzo during the warmer and sunnier months between April and September, or opt for combining your trip with a ski holiday during winter.

What things to do in Abruzzo?

During your time in Abruzzo you will have the opportunity to visit some of its wineries, spread across its natural landscapes. While here, make sure to pay a visit to Rocca Calascio, located in the Gran Sasso National Park, Scanno Lake, the Stiffe Caves, the Orfento Valley and its National Park and the beautiful Trabocchi coast, where you will find some peculiar wooden constructions, once used for fishing, scattered along the coast.