Rome: A Journey Through 3 Great Italian Wines, from Franciacorta to Barbaresco

Discover three expressions of Italian wine excellence through a guided tasting designed for those who want to learn about different regions, producers and styles in a single experience.

The route begins with the freshness and elegance of Franciacorta's sparkling wines, continues with the character of a great white wine, and ends with the structure and complexity of a distinguished Piedmontese red.

The first tasting is dedicated to Franciacorta Uberti Francesco I Riserva, a refined and harmonious sparkling wine that embodies one of the Italian regions best known for the production of Metodo Classico. An elegant wine, ideal for starting the route and introducing the world of Italian sparkling wines.

We continue with Dolè by Vie di Romans, a white wine selected for its character, freshness and aromatic richness. During the tasting, you will discover the distinctive features of the producer, the region of origin and the style that makes this label particularly interesting.

The route ends with Barbaresco Faset 2015 by Michele Chiarlo, a great Piedmontese red made from Nebbiolo grapes. A mature, intense and elegant wine, characterized by depth, structure and complexity. The 2015 vintage also offers the opportunity to appreciate the wine's evolution over time and the nuances that develop with aging.

Throughout the tasting, you will be guided in discovering the main characteristics of the three wines, their regions of origin, the producers, and the differences between the various types. The goal is not only to taste, but also to better understand what is in the glass through a simple, enjoyable and accessible narrative.

The experience includes 3 glasses of wine, one for each selected label, the presentation of the wines and dedicated service throughout the tasting.

It is an ideal route both for enthusiasts who want to deepen their knowledge of Italian wine and for those who are new to this world and want to enjoy a relaxed, high-quality experience.

Three wines, three terroirs and three different personalities to discover some of the most fascinating nuances of Italian winemaking.