The world of wine - Most fashionable wineries in the world

[godetto]

Originally Posted by mariocesare

Ciao Godetto

In this thread something is missing, and maybe you could help to cover the gap: do you know something about chinese wine, where it is produced, eventually wineries, local consumption a.s.o.?

I think we should complete the thread also with information from this very important country

No, I didn't drink wine in China. Always beer. Although in the big cities wine shops are more and more widespread.

I tasted some wine in northern Thailand, Chiang Mai area. Mmmmm .... still a long way to go....

We could cover the gap speaking about New Zealand (Marlborough area, South Island). I've some pictures at home (Hunters winery), be ready for the stunning scenery!

[mariocesare]

Well friends, stay tuned, as Godetto's photo are stunning.

I drank chinese wine in Nanjing, chinese people who kindly invited us italian at dinner asked me to choose between european and chinese wine, and obviously I asked to taste something new for me.

To be honest it wasn't the best wine I've ever drank, but I'm anyway curious about what they produce, being sure that they will anyway improve in the future.

[mariocesare]

Tenuta Castelbuono - Il Carapace - Unesco award "landscape factory"

site: Bevagna - Umbria - Italy
owner: Lunelli family
opening year: 2012
architect: Arnaldo Pomodoro

http://4piedi8-5pollici.blogspot.it/...astebuono.html

http://www.emotionsmagazine.com


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http://www.ansa.it

Next new entry:

updates of Antinori new winery, opened end of last Oct.

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showpo...7&postcount=60

Go to the thread index!!!!

[Ribarca]

Awesome thread. Thanks for sharing!

Let me know if anybody can share and or the format I use is right.



The Priorat in Catalonia is a very old wine region. It primarily produces powerful red wines, which came to international attention in the 1990s. The area is characterized by its unique terroir of black slate and quartz soil known as llicorella. All vineyards are built on terraces on the slopes of the hills.

It is one of only two wine regions in Spain to qualify as DOCa, the highest qualification level for a wine region according to Spanish wine regulations, alongside Rioja DOCa.


Ferrer Bobet winery.






The area:

image hosted on flickr

[mariocesare]

Hi Ribarca, thanks for posting!!

The format of the pictures (at least the first one) is a bit large, it could be better to reduce it to see it better on the screen.

Also, if you want, it would be interesting to have some information about the winery (it looks very beatiful!!), as architect which designed it, opening year a.s.o.

Very good to get info about another wine zone in Spain

[mariocesare]

Cantina di Sandra Vezza

site: Barolo - Langhe - Italy
owner: Sandra Vezza
opening year: tbd
architect: Gianni Arnaudo

Winery shape as wine gift boxes

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[mariocesare]

Bodegas Y Vinedos Qumran

site: Peñafiel Valladolid, Duero river Valley - Spain
owner:
opening year: 2010
architect: Konkrit Blu Arquitectura (Sandra Hernández + Álvaro Solís)

[mariocesare]

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Bodegas Protos

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showpo...9&postcount=42

[mariocesare]

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[anylopez]

Wow, I never thought that the plant can be so beautiful!

[mariocesare]

Acino - cantine Ceretto

site: Alba - Langhe - Italy
owner: fratelli Ceretto
opening year: 2009
architect: Luca e Marina Deabate




http://www.cinellicolombini.it


http://static.blogo.it/travelblog


http://www.zeroundicipiu.it/wp-content/

[mariocesare]

Cubo - cantine Ceretto


site: Castiglione Falletto - Langhe - Italy
owner: fratelli Ceretto
opening year: 2001
architect: Luca e Marina Deabate / studio R.F.R. Paris




http://www.arching-monza.it


http://www.winemag.com

[philbern]

Great thread!! Interesting contemporary vineyards. Any sommelier picks among their produce?

[mariocesare]

Many thanks!!

I tried to collect info from all over the world, also unexpected countries like Tanzania...

I am intentioned to add comments about wines produced

[philbern]

Anything of these near Florence or Montalcino? Thanks for all your hardwork!

[mariocesare]

Originally Posted by philbern

Anything of these near Florence or Montalcino? Thanks for all your hardwork!

Hi philbern, take a look at the first page of the thread, search Italy and Tuscany, there you'll find all wineries near Florence

If you could add infos about wineries in your country it would be very appreciated

[mariocesare]

Links are shown inside the thread

image hosted on flickr

[mariocesare]

Adega Mayor

site: Campo Maior - Portugal
owner: grupo Nabeiro
opening year: 2007
architect: Álvaro Joaquim de Melo Siza Vieira


http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1553772


http://www.theplan.it



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ADEGA MAYOR

Adega mayor channel

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[italiano_pellicano]

wow amazing