The Ways of Berici Hills Wine tells the story of these beautiful hills, in fact in this area man has always cultivated the vine and the olive tree, living in harmony and making the most of it. These plants, which are already mentioned in the 9th song of the Odyssey, have been protagonists in the history of the Mediterranean and Europe, through wine and olive oil.

Products that together with cereals, fruit, vegetables, fish and poultry are part of the Mediterranean diet, a nutritional model that originates precisely in this basin that divides these two great continents and that UNESCO has recognized and protected as assets oral and intangible of humanity in 2010.

The wine of the Berici Hills are just one of the many pearls that are hidden between this land in the province of Vicenza, in fact, traveling on these roads you can discover prestigious villas, pretty villages and ancient convents surrounded by nature. The Berici Hills, as they are often called, are hilly reliefs located south of Vicenza, characterized by karst rock walls, red clay soils and gentle cultivated slopes of volcanic origin.

These are the particular environmental aspects that make wines of character and personality, especially worthy of mention are Tai Rosso, Cabernet, Merlot and Carmenere. Generous lands of great red wines, Cabernet Franc Colli Berici stands out above all, being the first to receive the DOC denomination in Italy.

But the real pearl is the Tai Rosso wine, which derives from the Tocai Rosso grape, and has the same genetic nature as the Sardinian Cannonau, which in the Vicenza area has found an ideal environment for its cultivation and its own identity. Among these hills far from confusion, the atmosphere is perfect, both for sports and food and wine tours.

• Info Ways of Berici Hills Wine:
• Tai Rosso: It presents an intense and characterful smell, with a light ruby red color, with a pleasant, harmonious and slightly bitter taste.
• Cabernet: It is pleasantly decisive, with a deep ruby color and a dry, robust and rightly tannic flavor.
• Merlot: It has a vinous and intense smell, with a ruby red color and a soft, harmonious and full flavor.
• Carmenere: It has a characteristic and pleasant smell, with a garnet red color and intense and with a dry and robust flavor.