First edition of “L’Italia del Pinot Nero” scheduled in Rome on October 27th and 28th at the Belstay Hotel (Address: Via Bogliasco, 27, 00165 Roma RM).
Scheduled at the Belstay Hotel on Sunday 27 and Monday 28 October. Two days of tastings, masterclasses, insights and lots of conviviality: just a few days left until the start of the event “L’Italia del Pinot Nero” organized by the newspaper “Vinodabere”.
Rome, 21 October 2024 – Knowing and exploring the richness of Italian Pinot Noir, telling the peculiarities of the different Italian territories that enhance it in a journey through the regions of Italy, is the goal of the two-day event scheduled in Rome next Sunday 27 and Monday 28 October . Considered the most noble of the red grape varieties in the world, it has always represented a challenge for winemakers but also a great reward for connoisseurs: known for its complexity and delicacy, it adapts and shapes itself to the terroir that hosts it. From the rolling hills of Oltrepò to the mountains of Alto Adige and Trentino, passing through Friuli Venezia Giulia, Piedmont, Valle d’Aosta, Veneto, Tuscany, Marche, Umbria and even Abruzzo, Lazio, Campania, until reaching Sicily: ” The Italy of Pinot Noir is not only a celebration of wine, but also a showcase for our wine heritage – the organizers of Vinodabere specify – This event aims to be an opportunity to discover, to delve into the nuances of this fascinating vine, and the bond now created with the territories where it was planted, by comparing notes with experts, producers and enthusiasts” . The Capital is preparing to celebrate this ancient variety with the first edition of “ L’Italia del Pinot Nero ” which will take place at the Belstay Hotel (Via Bogliasco, 27, 00165 Roma RM): the event organized by the newspaper “Vinodabere” which in recent months has also published the Guide to the Best Pinot Nero in Italy 2024 will take place over two days that will see 40 producers as protagonists, who will present their wines (not only Pinot Nero) to operators in the sector (restaurateurs, wine merchants, agents etc.), journalists, wine lovers, enthusiasts and sommeliers. It starts on Sunday 27 October at 10:30 with the technical tasting with some seats reserved for the press, entitled “ The tour of Italy through Pinot Noir ” and led by Vinodabere journalists Antonio Paolini and Maurizio Valeriani and by the food and wine critic Dario Cappelloni (DoctorWine). It will continue in the afternoon with the opening of the tasting stands reserved for the press, operators and sommeliers (from 2pm to 4pm) and then from 4pm to 8pm open to the public. On Monday 28 October it will start again from 10am to 6:30pm with another day of tastings dedicated to Pinot Noir and the other references that the producers will bring for tasting. Tickets can be purchased . 40 wineries present from 14 different Italian regions and then South Africa and Argentina : Kellerei Bozen – Cantina Bolzano (Alto Adige), Brunnenhof Mazzon (Alto Adige), Ebner – Tenuta (Alto Adige), Erste Neue (Alto Adige), Kellerei Kaltern – Cantina Caldaro (Alto Adige), Klosterhof – Weingut (Alto Adige), Marinushof (Alto Adige), Plonerhof – Weingut (Alto Adige), Romen – Tenuta (Alto Adige), Schloss Englar (Alto Adige), Widum Baumann 1048 (Alto Adige), Borgo dei Posseri (Trentino), La Cadalora (Trentino), Castelsimoni (Abruzzo), San Salvatore 1988 (Campania), Komjanc (Friuli Venezia Giulia), Tenuta Luisa (Friuli Venezia Giulia), Paolo and Noemia d’Amico (Lazio), La Genisia (Lombardy), Tenuta Quvestra Ballerio (Lombardy), Coppacchioli Tattini (Marche), Fattoria Mancini (Marche), Bricco Maiolica (Piedmont), Colle Manora (Piedmont), Colombo Cascina Pastori (Piedmont), Isolabella della Croce (Piedmont), Gulfi (Sicily), Fontodi (Tuscany), La Poggiciola (Tuscany), Ornina-Agricola (Tuscany), Panizzi (Tuscany), Nuova Tenuta Paradiso (Umbria), La Palazzola di Stefano Grilli (Umbria), Grosjean (Valle d’Aosta) and Opificio del Pinot Nero di Marco Buvoli (Veneto). Also present is the AfriWines Distribution with wines from the companies Diemersdal (South Africa), Spier (South Africa), Oak Valley (South Africa), Whalehaven (South Africa), Familia Schroeder (Argentina).