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.

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.

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.

Chiusa Grande farm, founded in 1994 by Franco D’Eusanio, is deeply committed to organic farming and sustainable winemaking. With his extensive experience as an Agricultural Sciences graduate and winery consultant, D’Eusanio approaches winemaking through a blend of tradition and environmental ethics. He describes himself as a "vino-sopher" and "bio-innovator," embracing a philosophy that prioritizes the health of the ecosystem. Rejecting chemical interventions, he advocates for a method of farming that respects nature and produces wines that prioritize the well-being of both the environment and consumers. D’Eusanio's passion for organic practices is rooted in the belief that winemaking should go beyond profit, focusing instead on maintaining the balance of natural ecosystems. His approach highlights the importance of making wine that fosters both mental and physical well-being for those who drink it. He is committed to proving that high-quality wines can be crafted without sacrificing the integrity of the land.

Podere della Torre is a family-owned winery in Abruzzo, dedicated to producing wines that reflect the rich terroir and tradition of the region. With a strong focus on sustainability and a passion for the land, the estate carefully manages each step of the winemaking process, from hand-harvesting grapes to traditional vinification methods. Podere della Torre strives to create wines that showcase the authentic flavors of Abruzzo, with a balance between modern techniques and respect for the environment.

Ciavolich is one of the oldest wineries in Abruzzo, established in 1853 by the Ciavolich family, originally wool merchants who settled in the region in the 1500s. The estate's rich history is deeply tied to the family’s passion for the land and winemaking. Today, Chiara Ciavolich leads the winery, continuing the family’s legacy while embracing modern techniques. Nestled between the vineyards of Loreto Aprutino and Miglianico, the winery offers a perfect blend of tradition, history, and innovation, set against the backdrop of the picturesque Abruzzo region.