Bertinoro is the City of Wine, one of the hilly areas of the region most suited to vine cultivation, thanks to its limestone soils that greatly contribute to their uniqueness and excellence. The vineyards that color its hills in gold and ruby, like Sangiovese and Albana, bear witness to a long wine-making tradition.
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The Wine: a journey between Gold and Ruby colors
A stroll through the village leads us to discover some typical monument, alley, or special space that tells of the ancient and deep bond Bertinoro has with the tradition of excellent wine-making.
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Wines and Flavors of Bertinoro
Don't miss the opportunity to fully discover the local flavors, starting from a visit to one of the many wineries scattered throughout the area, to taste and purchase the excellent local wines, also offered in the many restaurants in town or nearby paired with exquisite gastronomic specialties.
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Ca' de Be'
Historical Osteria Enoteca overlooking the Balcony of Romagna, from which you can enjoy a fantastic view, making it the perfect place to sip the finest local wines and taste the traditional dishes of good Romagna cuisine.
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Strada della Vendemmia (Grape harvest Road)
A scenic road from which you can enjoy a suggestive view and an exhibition of paintings by local artists representing the most significant moments of vineyard and wine life.
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Campana dell'Albana (Albana Bell)
Created to celebrate the recognition of Albana as the first white wine in Italy to receive the DOCG, its chimes mark the beginning of the grape harvest, more precisely of Albana.