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A cuddle for the palate
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Marche is one of Italy's wine regions still less frequented by major wine tourism, despite the quality of the wines produced, starting with the Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi, one of the most long-lived and versatile Italian whites. This selection gathers the best tasting experiences available in the region, among wineries that combine views of the Adriatic Sea with hillside vineyards inland, often just minutes from the coast. The offerings include both classic tours, with storytelling of the territory and tasting of labeled wines, and more elaborate experiences that combine tasting and local cuisine, including Ascolana olives and other typical Marche dishes. An opportunity to discover a region still authentic, with an excellent balance between experience quality and price. Book your experience at the same price as the winery.

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Among the most representative are the Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi, the Verdicchio di Matelica, the Lacrima di Morro d'Alba, the Rosso Conero, the Rosso Piceno, and the Pecorino. Each wine is an expression of a territory rich in biodiversity and tradition.
The wineries in the Marche region are concentrated in the hilly areas of the provinces of Ancona, Ascoli Piceno, Macerata, and Pesaro-Urbino, surrounded by beautiful landscapes between the sea and the Apennines.
Yes, booking is recommended to ensure availability and enjoy a personalized experience, especially on weekends or during the high tourist season.
In addition to the classic tasting, many wineries offer vineyard tours, lunches or aperitifs in the winery, local cooking classes, and activities such as picnics among the vines or food-wine pairings.
Absolutely! The experiences are designed for everyone, even for those approaching the world of wine for the first time. The producers will guide you in a simple and engaging way.
Yes, many wineries welcome families with children and often offer green spaces and dedicated activities, but it is always a good idea to check in advance with the individual facility.
Yes, many wineries in the Marche region follow organic or biodynamic cultivation methods, focusing on sustainability and respect for the territory.
Spring and autumn are ideal for the climate and the grape harvest, but the wineries are open for visits all year round, with different experiences depending on the season.
Yes, almost all wineries allow for direct on-site purchases, and some offer online purchasing.