Wines of the Marche

• Verdicchio di Matelica Riserva : An aged version of Verdicchio di Matelica, which must be aged for at least two years before being sold. It has an intense flavor and greater complexity than Verdicchio di Matelica.

• Rosso Conero Riserva : An aged version of the Conero, which must be aged for at least three years before being sold. It has an intense and complex taste, with notes of wild berries and spices.

IGT extension

The typical geographical indications (IGT) refer to wines produced in a specific geographical area, but do not follow the precise rules of the DOC or DOCG denominations. In the Marche, there are two IGTs:

• Marche : an IGT covering the entire Marche region, used for wines produced outside the DOC or DOCG denominations.
• Rubicon : an IGT covering an area close to the Rubicon River, used for wines made with non-traditional grapes.

The secrets behind the production of Marche wines

The production of Marche wines is characterized by great attention to quality and tradition. Local farmers use sustainable farming techniques and comply with environmental regulations.

Furthermore, the production of Marche wines makes use of innovative techniques, such as the use of modern machinery for winemaking and temperature control during fermentation.

How to taste the wines of the Marches at their best

To fully appreciate the wines of the Marches, it is important to follow the tasting phases. Initially, it is necessary to observe the color of the wine, its aroma and taste. Afterwards, you can appreciate its flavor and texture.

It is important to taste the wines of the Marches by accompanying them with traditional local foods, such as cheeses, cured meats and fish.

The best places to find the wines of the Marches

The wines of the Marche can be found in the best Italian restaurants and in shops specializing in fine wines. However, to fully appreciate the local production, it is advisable to visit the cellars of the region and participate in the tastings organized by local farmers.

There are many famous wineries in Le Marche, each with its own history and unique wine production. Some of the most famous wineries in Le Marche include:

1. Umani Ronchi: founded in 1957, this winery produces some of the most famous wines of the Marche region, including Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi and Rosso Conero.

2. Velenosi Vini – Ascoli Piceno Winery: Wine is an art capable of making you dream. Inspired to create a harmony between taste and color, the Cantina Velenosi was born in 1984. Hercules and Angela Velenosi,

3. Fazi Battaglia: located in the Matelica area, this winery produces fine wines such as Verdicchio di Matelica and Pecorino.

4. La Monacesca: this winery specializes in the production of Verdicchio di Matelica Riserva, one of the finest white wines of the Marche region.

5. Moroder: located in the Jesi area, this winery produces white wines such as Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi and Verdicchio di Matelica, but also red wines such as Rosso Piceno.

6. Saladini Pilastri: this winery produces high quality wines such as Rosso Piceno Superiore and Pecorino.

Obviously, these are not the only wineries in the Marche region that produce fine wines. There are many other wineries in the region that deserve to be discovered and appreciated for their production of high quality and fine wines.

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The Marche wine denomination represents one of the most appreciated Italian wine productions in the world. Thanks to its attention to quality and tradition, the Marche region offers a wide range of fine wines, characterized by an intense taste and typical Italian tradition.

FAQs

What are the DOC denominations of the Marches?

There are eight DOC denominations in the Marches: Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi, Verdicchio di Matelica, Bianchello del Metauro, Lacrima di Morro d'Alba, Rosso Piceno, Rosso Piceno Superiore, Conero and Offida.