Bodegas cerca de Roma

Known as an eternal city, Rome has always played a key role in the history of wine. The earliest influences on the viticulture of the Italian peninsula can be traced to the ancient Greeks and the Etruscans. Since then, Rome and Italy, in general, have been offering a premier quality, diversified array of wines, stunning landscapes, and singular architecture. Rome is a cradle of culture to the entire European continent, having numerous monuments, museums, squares and gardens, art is veritably revered in this place. So is the wine. And the area is also blessed with an excellent climate and terroir. 

The best wine regions to visit near Rome

The city of Rome belongs to the region of Lazio, which is one of the most important wine-producing regions in Italy. Apart from Roma itself, a few prominent wine appellations are absolutely worth visiting in the region, like Atina, Tarquina, Colli Etruschi Viterbesi, Frascati and Nettuno.

• Atina: Atina, a picturesque wine appellation in Lazio, is known for producing high-quality red and white wines. Wineries in Atina, like Cantina Sant'Andrea and Cantina di Casalaposta, offer visitors the opportunity to taste the local Cesanese and Trebbiano grapes, immersing them in the flavours of this historic wine region.
• Tarquinia: Tarquinia is celebrated for its winemaking traditions and the cultivation of indigenous grape varieties. Wineries in Tarquinia, including Cantina di Montebamboli and Tenuta della Fonte, provide a chance to sample wines made from local grapes like Trebbiano and Sangiovese, offering a glimpse into the region's rich viticultural heritage.

• Frascati: Frascati is renowned for its white wines, particularly the crisp and refreshing Frascati DOC. Wineries in Frascati, like Cantina Santa Maria, invite visitors to experience the unique character of Frascati wines and enjoy the pleasant ambience of this historic wine-producing area.
• Nettuno: While not as widely recognized as some other appellations, Nettuno is a rising star in Lazio's wine scene. Wineries in Nettuno, such as Podere Marella and Monte Cifalco, showcase a blend of tradition and innovation, offering a chance to explore the emerging wine culture of this coastal region.

What can you do near Rome on a wine tour?

Food and gastronomy in Italy, and especially in its capital, is on another level. No surprise that you will be amazed by Roman cuisine and its characteristics, but so is the wine. It does not matter if you are a wine connoisseur or only a wine amateur; there is always something new to discover. This is why you should check our wineries near Rome, which we have chosen with great care and attention to enable you to plan an amusing wine tour according to your preferences!

Enjoy the ultimate wine tour in Rome while looking at spectacular views in all areas!