From the sea all the way to the gentle hills of Romagna, don’t miss experiencing the region’s finest and discovering the best wineries
near Bellaria-Igea Marina. Enjoy a great glass of Sangiovese or Cagnina, Trebbiano, Pagadebit, or Albano among the vineyards at sunset.
Just a few minutes’ drive from the coast, you’ll find wonderful historic estates and local producers, perfect for visits and shopping.
near Bellaria-Igea Marina. Enjoy a great glass of Sangiovese or Cagnina, Trebbiano, Pagadebit, or Albano among the vineyards at sunset.
Just a few minutes’ drive from the coast, you’ll find wonderful historic estates and local producers, perfect for visits and shopping.
Collina dei Poeti: Santarcangelo di Romagna
A charming farmhouse and farm, surrounded by vineyards and organic olive groves, ideal for guided tastings and scenic events.
Podere dell'Angelo: Vergiano di Rimini
A historic family-run organic farm, telling the story of the area through its extraordinary glasses of Sangiovese and Rebola.
Spalletti Colonna di Paliano Winery: Savignano sul Rubicone
Located near Ribano Castle, it is considered one of the oldest vineyards in Romagna;
it offers tours of the historic buildings and produces certified organic wine.
Battistini Wine House: Santarcangelo di Romagna
One of the oldest players in the Romagna wine scene: the family winery tells generations of love for the Santarcangelo area.
The most important and representative wines of the Romagna region include outstanding wines with protected designation of origin.
Romagna Sangiovese DOC:
The king of Romagna red wines, a wine with character, straightforward and structured, produced in several subareas (Brisighella, Bertinoro, San Zaccaria).
Romagna Albana DOCG:
The queen of white wines, the first white in Italy to obtain DOCG in 1987. It’s a wine with great personality, produced in dry, semi-sweet, sweet, or passito versions.
Trebbiano Romagnolo DOC:
A fresh, light white wine that’s easy to drink, perfect for pairing with local seafood and land-based dishes.
Pagadebit di Romagna DOC:
A white grape variety tied to peasant tradition, named because in the past it guaranteed winemakers a reliable harvest to pay off their debts.
Cagnina di Romagna DOC:
A sweet, young, and fruity red wine, traditionally enjoyed in the autumn months paired with chestnuts.