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Basilicata
Discovering the Wines of Basilicata: A Journey through History, Traditions, and Flavors
Basilicata, nestled among the mountains of southern Italy, is a region that holds enological secrets of rare beauty. With a winemaking history that dates back to ancient times, when Greeks and Romans cultivated vines on these lands, Basilicata today offers a variety of wines that tell the story of its wild and fascinating territory.
The vineyards of Lucania, often located on volcanic and hilly terrains, benefit from a unique microclimate that gives the wines distinctive characteristics. Here, the grapes grow in ideal conditions, experiencing a significant temperature variation between day and night, which enhances the aromatic complexity of the fruits.
The undisputed king of Lucanian wine production is Aglianico del Vulture, a powerful and structured red wine produced in the hilly areas around Mount Vulture, an extinct volcano. The Aglianico grapes, which make up this wine, are often harvested late, allowing for a greater concentration of sugars and aromas. The result is a wine with an intense ruby color, with aromas of ripe red fruits, spices, and mineral notes. On the palate, Aglianico del Vulture stands out for its elegance and decisive tannic structure, promising a long evolution in the bottle.
But Basilicata doesn't stop there. Alongside Aglianico, the region offers a production of white and rosé wines that deserve to be discovered. Among these, the Bianco Basilicata IGT, often obtained from native varieties such as Moscato, Malvasia, and Fiano, offers an aromatic bouquet of white flowers, citrus fruits, and herbaceous notes, with a freshness that makes it perfect to accompany fish dishes and fresh cheeses.
Production techniques in Basilicata are a mix of tradition and innovation. Many local producers continue to use traditional methods, such as fermentation in wooden barrels, to preserve the integrity of authentic flavors. At the same time, the adoption of modern technologies ensures precise control over the quality and evolution of the wine.
Visiting Basilicata means immersing yourself in a breathtaking landscape where vineyards, olive groves, and historic villages intertwine harmoniously. Every glass of Lucanian wine is an invitation to discover the culture and traditions of this magical land, sometimes harsh, but always generous.
On Vino45, we invite you to explore our selection of wines from Basilicata, where you will find labels that embody the passion and dedication of Lucanian winemakers. Discover the hidden treasures of this region and let yourself be captivated by the authentic flavors that only Basilicata can offer. Whether you are an enthusiastic connoisseur or a curious novice, Lucanian wines will surprise and delight you.

