Drink Romagnolo - Local wine tasting with typical products
The wine of Romagna is the result of a lush territory located between the sea and the Apennines, where hills are covered in orchards and vineyards, surrounded by farmhouses, villages, towers and fortresses.
In the land of Romagna, hospitality is a cult and is perceived above all far from mass tourism, penetrating along the Via Emilia into the hinterland of Romagna, where at every corner one encounters an inviting lure: from markets to fairs, from hills covered with vineyards, to unforgettable flavors.
From the vocation of a territory to the tradition of a culture, the Wines of Romagna tell their places of origin, the personality of their inhabitants, a true story.
At the Covered Market we offer a tasting of the most famous Romagna grapes, Romagna Albana and Sangiovese di Romagna, accompanied by tasting of local cured meats and cheese.
The experience will be accompanied by a guided tour of the covered market by the staff, at the discovery of the history, architecture, furnishings and food and wine concept of the place.
the friendly spirit of the people of Romagna is well expressed in Romagna Albana, an enveloping wine with a strong personality reminiscent of rural tradition; served with: toasted bread with lard of Mora Romagnola and cheese of the village of Brisighella, accompanied by salt-free bread
A glass of Sangiovese di Romagna DOC
The characteristics of Sangiovese di Romagna, or "Sanzves," evoke the spirit of the people of Romagna: a frank and rough character, but at the same time delicate and open; paired with: Salsiccia Passita and Brisighella cheese accompanied by traditional Piadina
- tasting of 2 wines with typical products
- free wi-fi connection
- animals allowed
- possibility of use of toilets and changing tables
- if you require an invoice, you will have to request it BEFORE paying, writing an email at: info@visitravenna.it
P.za Andrea Costa, 48121 Ravenna
Indications: the Mercato Coperto, located in the historical centre, is about 10 minutes walk from both the train station and the Tourist Information Office in Piazza San Francesco