Molise
14 cantine, 17 vini e 4 denominazioni. Molise is Italy's second-smallest region after Valle d'Aosta, both in area and in population. It lies on the Adriatic between Abruzzo and Puglia, running inland from a short stretch of coast into the Apennines, with Campobasso as its capital. It was part of a joint region with Abruzzo until 1963, and its wines have long lived in the shadow of its neighbours. Continua a leggere ↓
Cantine in Molise
Vini del Molise
Denominazioni del Molise
Molise in breve
It is still little known to visitors and to the wine world, with just 5,430 hectares under vine. But its output has been climbing, and in 2022 it made a record 513,000 hectolitres, mostly table wine and more than 70 per cent red. Montepulciano is the dominant grape with 51 per cent of the vineyards, followed by Trebbiano at 12.
Molise has no DOCG. Its four DOCs are Biferno, named after the region's main river, Pentro di Isernia in the mountainous west, Molise, and Tintilia del Molise, dedicated to Tintilia, the native red grape the region has adopted as its own. Two IGPs cover the rest.
Le cantine in Molise, in breve
Quante cantine ci sono in Molise?
Il catalogo elenca 14 cantine in Molise, con 17 vini in tutto. 1 hanno una scheda, e 1 hanno un premio di una guida o di un concorso.
Quali sono le denominazioni del Molise?
Le denominazioni del Molise sono 4. Le più grandi per numero di produttori: Biferno, Molise e Tintilia del Molise.