WINE: Christmas in cellar in Agropoli, in B&B from E 45

Wed, Nov 10, 2010

OFFER DESCRIPTION

The guided tour of the wine, which comes in Agropoli in the '60s, part of the vineyard (weather conditions permitting). The vineyards are planted with the purpose of obtaining grapes of great quality to have this during the year are better coordinated in the various agricultural practices (pruning, crop thinning, treatments, soil management, etc..) In order to bring in the cellar perfectly healthy and ripe grapes. The vinification takes place according to modern techniques, more refined and attentive to optimize all stages of processing. Particular attention is drawn to play in the alcoholic fermentation under optimum conditions, including through periodic analysis. The various wines are then stored for different periods, depending on the type, in stainless steel tanks, or aged in wood barrels french (barrels) before being bottled. At the conclusion of the visit is offered wine tasting and more representative of the company have received numerous awards from industry experts.

DESCRIPTION

The structure looks, from the hill of Agropoli, the Gulf of Salerno, the Amalfi Coast to enjoy an incredible view on the island of Capri.
The structure is built on two levels, one of which is allocated in full to relax, Internet access, room for breakfast and restaurant, reading corner and tourist information, terrace for the exclusive use of guests for breakfast, lunch, dinner and free time .

The second level is for the bedrooms, all en suite, air conditioning, TV centralized Italian networks, in addition to four channels, respectively, in German, English, French and Spanish. All rooms are equipped with telephones linked directly to the reception, equipped and furnished with care to details.

The structure serves members of the oldest recipes. We are near Paestum on the route to Tresino (ancient Troezen) and Punta Licosa (ancient Leucosia), leads to the ancient Velia Palinuro. The trail still follows in the footsteps of the famous and rich history of Magna Graecia.

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