Nestled in the captivating landscapes of the Amalfi Coast, Tramonti boasts some of Italy’s oldest vineyards, home to the majestic Tintore vines— a rare autochthonous grape variety dating back approximately 300 years. These monumental plants, preserved by the fertile soils rich in pumice and volcanic sands resting upon calcareous rocks, stand as open-air museums, narrating the rich history of winemaking in the region.
As you traverse the path through these venerable vineyards, you’ll encounter ungrafted vines, their rare and ultracentenarian presence marked by mighty and intricately interwoven branches. These living witnesses yield exceptional fruit with distinctive qualities, creating a unique wine experience.
In addition to this vinicultural journey, delight in a light lunch experience amidst this picturesque setting. Savor a carefully crafted selection of dishes that showcase the local flavors, complemented by the panoramic views of the Amalfi Coast. Immerse yourself in the secrets of Tramonti’s exceptional wines, discovering the nuances and processes that transform fruit into a glass of exquisite delight.
Trip Info
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Via Fieccia, Tramonti (SA)
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Light lunch
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All the year, on request
Overview
Visits to the historical pre-philloxera vineyards (300-500 years old), the XVII century wine cellar. Lunch using country traditional products together with vinery’s owner and his family in the magic atmosphere that only a place like Tramonti can give.
During the meal, there’ll be the guided WINE-TASTING of 3 D.O.C. wines – Amalfi Coast – and a sparkling wine.
