THE ROUTE OF WINERIES AND VINEYARDS

This loop itinerary allows you to cross an ancient agricultural landscape, always varied and surprising, where vineyards are still intersected by tree-lined avenues, centuries-old oaks, olive groves, and wooded areas. Sagrantino has been DOCG since 1992, but Pliny the Elder already celebrates a prized grape found in the Bevagna area, and the vineyards, harmoniously integrated with plots used for subsistence farming, have characterized the shape of this landscape for two thousand years.
Upon reservation, all of the wineries touched by the itinerary offer visit and tasting opportunities.

Altitude difference: 375 m
Km: 11,2
Duration: 1h40 (excluded winery stops)
Difficulty:(MC) for bikers with medium technical ability
Signage: absent
Water along the route: none
Recommended season: year-round, but, in the summer months, should be tackled in the early morning hours
Type of route: the route is mostly on dirt or gravel farm roads, with very low or no flow of vehicles.
Points of interest: the square and historic centre of Bevagna, the Lavatoio dell’Accolta, Adanti winery, Ruggeri winery, Antano Winery, Briziarelli Winery, Terre dei Nappi Winery.

ROAD MAP

From the Piazzale dell’Accoglienza, traverse the historic centre of Bevagna, visit the Accolta pond and washhouse, then travel a few hundred meters on the provincial road and begin to climb the hill.

For more:

https://www.comune.bevagna.pg.it/pagine/categoria-30
https://www.iluoghidelsilenzio.it/lavatoio-dellaccolta-bevagna-pg/
https://www.consorziomontefalco.it/montefalco-sagrantino-docg/
l’itinerario vi porta ad attraversare, in successione:
la Cantina Adanti https://www.cantineadanti.com/
l’Azienda Agricola Ruggieri http://www.tenutacolfalco.it/
le Cantine Antano http://www.fattoriacolleallodole.it/
le Cantine Briziarelli, https://cantinebriziarelli.it/
la Cantina Terre dei Nappi https://viniterredeinappi.com/
Then return to Bevagna.

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