Mondolio
We are very pleased to bring you the review of Mondolio, the Venetiamagazine column, edited by Fabio Poli and Matteo Guidorizzi. The Berici Hills are a continuous intersection of somewhat wild hills, far from the main urban centers. The dirt roads and often inaccessible and unproductive terrain have meant that some farmhouses have been abandoned […]
Giornale di Vicenza – An all-German Carmenère on the hills of Zovencedo
An all-German Carmenère on the hills of Zovencedo Colli Berici, the eighties. Wandering here and there, two university students discover an old village of the seventeenth century, abandoned since the fifties. The electricity in that remote corner of Zovencedo never came. Thus, after the Second World War, the families who live there emigrated to France. […]
Life On The Hill – The olive tree of the hills: on the Berici since the thirteenth century
From the Blog “Life On The Hill” The best known of the documents attesting to the presence of the olive tree and the production of olive oil on the Berici Hills, dates back to 1268. In a long and detailed exposition of the rights of the then Bishop, in the territory of Barbarano Vicentino and […]