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Climate & Terroir
Many years of winemaking tradition later, a glance at the map of Italy reveals a striking fact: there are few areas not at least partially covered with vineyards. Around 700,000 hectares of vineyard area stretch across the elongated form of the boot, spanning from the Alps to the Mediterranean. Some grape varieties feel the sea breeze, while others overlook majestic peaks soaring to 3,000 meters. The numerous advantageous combinations of altitude, latitude, and orientation have given rise to a diverse wine repertoire in each of Italy's 20 regions. While Italy today ranks as the world's largest wine producer by volume, narrowly ahead of France and Spain, its passionate winemakers are continuously refining their craft, driven by an ever-growing commitment to quality.
