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In recent decades, the appearance of the Marches vineyards has changed profoundly. Vines grown on trees or pergolas around the house or in the garden have disappeared from the landscape, making way for more rational training systems that are always entirely vertical in form and with a double arch. The Marches now produces an annual average of two to three million hectoliters (54,6 to 78,95 million gallons) of wine, with whites accounting for 60 percent to 70 percent of output. The production covered by the D.O.C. system is substantial, with averages that surpass national rankings. The steady evolution of the quality of Marches wines ongoing for years is clearly perceptible. And it has been accompanied, in most cases, by wise and honest price policy. The quality of the wines now available is an indicator of the maturity the sector has reached in recent years in the region and it bears the message of a winemaking area that has moved on from adolescence and, aware of the good results obtained, is now viewing prospects that are even more far-reaching. The longevity record Marches inhabitants have set in recent years is an obvious sign of the region’s high quality-of-life. That record, together with the fact that the region leads nationwide in per capita wine consumption, offers a sensible response to those who are waging an irresponsible and indiscriminate campaign against wine drinking.

In recent decades, the appearance of the Marches vineyards has changed profoundly. Vines grown on trees or pergolas around the house or in the garden have disappeared from the landscape, making way for more rational training systems that are always entirely vertical in form and with a double arch.

In recent decades, the appearance of the Marches vineyards has changed profoundly. Vines grown on trees or pergolas around the house or in the garden have disappeared from the landscape, making way for more rational training systems that are always entirely vertical in form and with a double arch. The Marches now produces an annual average of two to three million hectoliters (54,6 to 78,95 million gallons) of wine, with whites accounting for 60 percent to 70 percent of output. The production covered by the D.O.C. system is substantial, with averages that surpass national rankings. The steady evolution of the quality of Marches wines ongoing for years is clearly perceptible. And it has been accompanied, in most cases, by wise and honest price policy. The quality of the wines now available is an indicator of the maturity the sector has reached in recent years in the region and it bears the message of a winemaking area that has moved on from adolescence and, aware of the good results obtained, is now viewing prospects that are even more far-reaching. The longevity record Marches inhabitants have set in recent years is an obvious sign of the region’s high quality-of-life. That record, together with the fact that the region leads nationwide in per capita wine consumption, offers a sensible response to those who are waging an irresponsible and indiscriminate campaign against wine drinking.

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Recanati
Recanati Recanati is a small town extending along the top of a ridge at an altitude of 296 meters (971 feet) between the valleys of the rivers Potenza and Musone. The Adriatic is nearby and the town occupies a sort of natural balcony facing the sea. There are panoramic views of the Apennines and the sceneey is among the most picturesque of any area in the Marches. Despite a legend connecting the community with a Roman colony, it seems that the town was actually founded at the end of the 12th century. It still preserves a sturdy circuit of walls pierced by narrow openings giving access to the center of town where the Palazzo Comunale and Church of San Domenico are situated. The birthplace of numerous illustrious personalities, including the poet Giacomo Leopardi and opera tenor Beniamino Gigli, the town contains important monuments, old and elegant palaces, churches, museums and libraries. The exceptionally mild climate, the richness of the artistic heritage and the warm hospitality of its residents make Recanati a pleasant place to visit.  

Loreto
Loreto is perched on a hill surrounded by an enchanting landscape with a view extending from the Adriatic to the Apennines. For more than seven centuries, Loreto has steadily attracted large flocks of pilgrims because it contains one of the world’s most famous sanctuaries in which the “Holy House” is preserved. It is the room of the Virgin Mary, whose walls were brought from Nazareth to Loreto in 1294, borne by angels, according to tradition, or transported across the sea by men as a precious reliquary, according to the reasonable hypotheses of historians. The architecture of the great basilica, built around this small sacred structure toward the end of the 15th century, is solemn and attractive, a fitting framework for a place of intense devotion that is also extremely interesting to all those who love the arts. The town grew up around the sanctuary over a long period. The oldest part is enclosed by walls. During the reign of Sixtus V, toward the end of the 16th century, the community expanded beyond the walls and today about 11,000 persons reside in the immediate area. Loreto is truly fascinating from the standpoint of landscape, the arts and culture. It is a town that appeals to tourists for many different reasons.

Castelfidardo
This small town is situated on a hill overlooking the Adriatic at an altitude of 212 meters (695 feet). The site is flanked by the green valleys of the rivers Aspio and Musone. Castelfidardo played a major role in the history of Italy. On September 18, 1860, one of the most significant battles of the Risorgimento - the Italian independence movement - was fought in the vicinity of the town. Today the town is internationally renowned for its manufacture of accordions and other musical instruments, exported throughout the world. Paolo Soprani founded the accordion industry in 1863 when he opened the first artisanal workshop for the production of the popular instrument.  

The shores of the Cònero
Unmittelbar südlich von Ancona ragt der Monte Conero einsam erhaben empor und endet mit seinen Steilhängen am Meer, mit den schönsten Stränden der gesamten nordadriatischen Küste. The isolated peak of Monte Cònero, whose stony slopes descend steeply towards the sea and the most attractive beaches of the northern Adriatic coast, rises abruptly from the sea immediately to the south of Ancona. The shore of the Cònero, the most characteristic stretch of the coastline of the Marches, features numerous inlets with brilliantly white beaches clustered in the shadow of the mountain. Some of those beaches can be reached only by boat or on foot along paths that pass through the greenery of the Cònero Park. The area was designated as a regional park in 1987. In the zone, the villages of Portonovo, Sirolo and Numana are of great interest to tourists.

Recanati is a small town extending along the top of a ridge at an altitude of 296 meters (971 feet) between the valleys of the rivers Potenza and Musone. The Adriatic is nearby and the town occupies a sort of natural balcony facing the sea. There are panoramic views of the Apennines and the sceneey is among the most picturesque of any area in the Marches.

Recanati
Recanati Recanati is a small town extending along the top of a ridge at an altitude of 296 meters (971 feet) between the valleys of the rivers Potenza and Musone. The Adriatic is nearby and the town occupies a sort of natural balcony facing the sea. There are panoramic views of the Apennines and the sceneey is among the most picturesque of any area in the Marches. Despite a legend connecting the community with a Roman colony, it seems that the town was actually founded at the end of the 12th century. It still preserves a sturdy circuit of walls pierced by narrow openings giving access to the center of town where the Palazzo Comunale and Church of San Domenico are situated. The birthplace of numerous illustrious personalities, including the poet Giacomo Leopardi and opera tenor Beniamino Gigli, the town contains important monuments, old and elegant palaces, churches, museums and libraries. The exceptionally mild climate, the richness of the artistic heritage and the warm hospitality of its residents make Recanati a pleasant place to visit.  

Loreto
Loreto is perched on a hill surrounded by an enchanting landscape with a view extending from the Adriatic to the Apennines. For more than seven centuries, Loreto has steadily attracted large flocks of pilgrims because it contains one of the world’s most famous sanctuaries in which the “Holy House” is preserved. It is the room of the Virgin Mary, whose walls were brought from Nazareth to Loreto in 1294, borne by angels, according to tradition, or transported across the sea by men as a precious reliquary, according to the reasonable hypotheses of historians. The architecture of the great basilica, built around this small sacred structure toward the end of the 15th century, is solemn and attractive, a fitting framework for a place of intense devotion that is also extremely interesting to all those who love the arts. The town grew up around the sanctuary over a long period. The oldest part is enclosed by walls. During the reign of Sixtus V, toward the end of the 16th century, the community expanded beyond the walls and today about 11,000 persons reside in the immediate area. Loreto is truly fascinating from the standpoint of landscape, the arts and culture. It is a town that appeals to tourists for many different reasons.

Castelfidardo
This small town is situated on a hill overlooking the Adriatic at an altitude of 212 meters (695 feet). The site is flanked by the green valleys of the rivers Aspio and Musone. Castelfidardo played a major role in the history of Italy. On September 18, 1860, one of the most significant battles of the Risorgimento - the Italian independence movement - was fought in the vicinity of the town. Today the town is internationally renowned for its manufacture of accordions and other musical instruments, exported throughout the world. Paolo Soprani founded the accordion industry in 1863 when he opened the first artisanal workshop for the production of the popular instrument.  

The shores of the Cònero
Unmittelbar südlich von Ancona ragt der Monte Conero einsam erhaben empor und endet mit seinen Steilhängen am Meer, mit den schönsten Stränden der gesamten nordadriatischen Küste. The isolated peak of Monte Cònero, whose stony slopes descend steeply towards the sea and the most attractive beaches of the northern Adriatic coast, rises abruptly from the sea immediately to the south of Ancona. The shore of the Cònero, the most characteristic stretch of the coastline of the Marches, features numerous inlets with brilliantly white beaches clustered in the shadow of the mountain. Some of those beaches can be reached only by boat or on foot along paths that pass through the greenery of the Cònero Park. The area was designated as a regional park in 1987. In the zone, the villages of Portonovo, Sirolo and Numana are of great interest to tourists.

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Recanati
Recanati Recanati is a small town extending along the top of a ridge at an altitude of 296 meters (971 feet) between the valleys of the rivers Potenza and Musone. The Adriatic is nearby and the town occupies a sort of natural balcony facing the sea. There are panoramic views of the Apennines and the sceneey is among the most picturesque of any area in the Marches. Despite a legend connecting the community with a Roman colony, it seems that the town was actually founded at the end of the 12th century. It still preserves a sturdy circuit of walls pierced by narrow openings giving access to the center of town where the Palazzo Comunale and Church of San Domenico are situated. The birthplace of numerous illustrious personalities, including the poet Giacomo Leopardi and opera tenor Beniamino Gigli, the town contains important monuments, old and elegant palaces, churches, museums and libraries. The exceptionally mild climate, the richness of the artistic heritage and the warm hospitality of its residents make Recanati a pleasant place to visit.  

Loreto
Loreto is perched on a hill surrounded by an enchanting landscape with a view extending from the Adriatic to the Apennines. For more than seven centuries, Loreto has steadily attracted large flocks of pilgrims because it contains one of the world’s most famous sanctuaries in which the “Holy House” is preserved. It is the room of the Virgin Mary, whose walls were brought from Nazareth to Loreto in 1294, borne by angels, according to tradition, or transported across the sea by men as a precious reliquary, according to the reasonable hypotheses of historians. The architecture of the great basilica, built around this small sacred structure toward the end of the 15th century, is solemn and attractive, a fitting framework for a place of intense devotion that is also extremely interesting to all those who love the arts. The town grew up around the sanctuary over a long period. The oldest part is enclosed by walls. During the reign of Sixtus V, toward the end of the 16th century, the community expanded beyond the walls and today about 11,000 persons reside in the immediate area. Loreto is truly fascinating from the standpoint of landscape, the arts and culture. It is a town that appeals to tourists for many different reasons.

Castelfidardo
This small town is situated on a hill overlooking the Adriatic at an altitude of 212 meters (695 feet). The site is flanked by the green valleys of the rivers Aspio and Musone. Castelfidardo played a major role in the history of Italy. On September 18, 1860, one of the most significant battles of the Risorgimento - the Italian independence movement - was fought in the vicinity of the town. Today the town is internationally renowned for its manufacture of accordions and other musical instruments, exported throughout the world. Paolo Soprani founded the accordion industry in 1863 when he opened the first artisanal workshop for the production of the popular instrument.  

The shores of the Cònero
Unmittelbar südlich von Ancona ragt der Monte Conero einsam erhaben empor und endet mit seinen Steilhängen am Meer, mit den schönsten Stränden der gesamten nordadriatischen Küste. The isolated peak of Monte Cònero, whose stony slopes descend steeply towards the sea and the most attractive beaches of the northern Adriatic coast, rises abruptly from the sea immediately to the south of Ancona. The shore of the Cònero, the most characteristic stretch of the coastline of the Marches, features numerous inlets with brilliantly white beaches clustered in the shadow of the mountain. Some of those beaches can be reached only by boat or on foot along paths that pass through the greenery of the Cònero Park. The area was designated as a regional park in 1987. In the zone, the villages of Portonovo, Sirolo and Numana are of great interest to tourists.

tourism tips

WINERY
TOURS
AND
TASTINGS

At the Garofoli Winery you can experience over a century of the family’s history and the tradition of winemaking in the Marche region. This is a story of men and women who have been producing wine for five generations with love, passion and dedication to their land and origins. Follow a path that winds through the Garofoli family’s memories, telling the story of the oldest winery in the Marche region, and culminating in an exciting discovery of the senses with a wine tasting.

SMART TASTING (Time: 30 minutes)

This is the tour for those who are in a hurry, who are only passing through, or who are simply curious to know more about Garofoli wines. The Smart Tour allows for a tasting of four wines to be chosen from among those proposed (excluding the Vintage Collection, the Limited Edition and the Selezione Gioacchino Garofoli). And with a purchase of a minimum of 50 euros, we will offer you the Smart Tour for free!

CLASSIC TOUR (Time: 1 hour)

Immerse yourself in the Garofoli experience and find out more about the history of the family and its winery. The Classic Tour takes you on a visit to the barrel cellar, the caveau where Metodo Classico wines are aged, and where the older vintages are stored, and a picturesque walk through the wooden pupitres. After, there is the guided tasting of Garofoli wines (which vary based on the package chosen). The tasting features a sampling of Garofoli, which come from our own olive groves. The bread, pane sciapo, is baked in a wood-burning oven in the tradition of the Marche region, and served with Ciauscolo salami, Casciotta dei Sibillini cheese and paccasassi (typical wild herb growing in the Conero area).

“Discover the Marche Region” - - This is a tour for those who are getting to know Garofoli wines for the first time. Tasting of:
· Macrina – Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC Classico Superiore
· Kòmaros – Marche Igt Rosato
· Colle Ambro – Rosso Piceno DOC
· Piancarda – Rosso Conero DOC

“The Best of…” - An exciting visit for experts and wine-lovers who want to find out more about the four top wines of the Garofoli portfolio. Tasting of:
· Podium - Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC Classico Superiore
· Serra Fiorese - Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC Classico Riserva
· Camerlano - Marche IGT Rosso
· Grosso Agontano – Conero DOCG Riserva

“Bring on the Bubbly” (groups of 6 people minimum) - A voyage of discovery through the long tradition of sparkling wines produced by the Garofoli family, which has been making spumante wines since 1952. Discover the many nuances of Verdicchio which emerge thanks to maturation on lees, as well as time and savoir fair. This is a trip through Charmat method and Metodo Classico. Sparkling wine tasting of:

· Brut – Spumante Metodo Charmat
· Brut Dèlis – Spumante Metodo Classico
· Brut Rosè – Spumante Rosè Metodo Classico
· Brut Riserva – Spumante Metodo Classico
· Pas Dosè – Spumante Dosaggio Zero metodo Classico

Blind Tasting –– A game, just for fun, to awaken those sleepy senses. Four wines in a blind tasting that calls into play the senses of smell and taste trying to recognize aromas and bouquets.

PERSONALIZED TOUR Each tour may be tailor-made on the basis of individual needs and desires. Contact us, we will help you organize your tour!

TOUR WITH VERTICAL TASTING groups of 12 people minimum) – For experts, amateurs and wine-lovers who want to get to know one of our wines in-depth. Contact us and tell us which wine you are most interested in and that you’d like to get to know better!

EVENTS IN THE WINERY You may organize buffets, dinners, lunches, cocktails, corporate events and meetings in the spaces at Casa Vinicola Garofoli. Moreover, you may give your own clients, guests, agents and employees the gift of a tasting or visit to the winery.

WINERY ETIQUETTE
1)Visits and tastings are available only upon reservation, thus requests without reservation are subject to availability at that moment. To reserve, please phone 071/7820162-163 or send an email to the following: wineshop@garofolivini.it 2)In order to offer our guests the best experience, we ask that you follow these simple rules: Children: If you will be accompanied by children, we ask that you let us know in advance so that we may better organize your visit to Casa Vinicola Garofoli. Children under 10 enter free; for children from age 10 to 17 entrance is € 5.00 for any type of visit. During tastings, minor children may taste organic grape juice made from Isabella grapes in the Marche region.
Pets:Your four-legged friends are welcome, but may not accompany you during the tour in the winery, thus we discourage bringing pets.
Appropriate dress: Temperatures in the cellar range from 13 to 15° Centigrade all year long, so we ask you to dress appropriately for that temperature
3)Every visit with a wine tasting includes a sampling of traditional local products: bread with Garofoli oil, ciauscolo (salami), cheese and paccasassi (typical wild herb growing in the Conero area). Please indicate dietary restrictions or allergies at the time of making the reservation.
4) Visits are conducted in Italian and English. If you would like a visit in your language, please contact us ahead of time; we will provide a translator. The additional cost will be added to the cost of your tour.
5) There is a parking lot for buses.
6) The structure is earthquake-proof.
7) The winery is accessible for people with disabilities.

• Tours by reservation only.
• How to book: call +39 071 7820162/163 or e-mail: mail@garofolivini.it
• Reference: Caterina Garofoli
• Days and hours: Monday to Friday 8:30-12:30 (last morning tour begins at 11:00) 2:30- 6:30 (last afternoon tour beings at 5 p.m.); Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
• Languages: Italian, English and German

At the Garofoli Winery you can experience over a century of the family’s history and the tradition of winemaking in the Marche region. This is a story of men and women who have been producing wine for five generations with love, passion and dedication to their land and origins. Follow a path that winds through the Garofoli family’s memories, telling the story of the oldest winery in the Marche region, and culminating in an exciting discovery of the senses with a wine tasting.

SMART TASTING (Time: 30 minutes)

This is the tour for those who are in a hurry, who are only passing through, or who are simply curious to know more about Garofoli wines. The Smart Tour allows for a tasting of four wines to be chosen from among those proposed (excluding the Vintage Collection, the Limited Edition and the Selezione Gioacchino Garofoli). And with a purchase of a minimum of 50 euros, we will offer you the Smart Tour for free!

CLASSIC TOUR (Time: 1 hour)

Immerse yourself in the Garofoli experience and find out more about the history of the family and its winery. The Classic Tour takes you on a visit to the barrel cellar, the caveau where Metodo Classico wines are aged, and where the older vintages are stored, and a picturesque walk through the wooden pupitres. After, there is the guided tasting of Garofoli wines (which vary based on the package chosen). The tasting features a sampling of Garofoli, which come from our own olive groves. The bread, pane sciapo, is baked in a wood-burning oven in the tradition of the Marche region, and served with Ciauscolo salami, Casciotta dei Sibillini cheese and paccasassi (typical wild herb growing in the Conero area).

“Discover the Marche Region” - - This is a tour for those who are getting to know Garofoli wines for the first time. Tasting of:
· Macrina – Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC Classico Superiore
· Kòmaros – Marche Igt Rosato
· Colle Ambro – Rosso Piceno DOC
· Piancarda – Rosso Conero DOC

“The Best of…” - An exciting visit for experts and wine-lovers who want to find out more about the four top wines of the Garofoli portfolio. Tasting of:
· Podium - Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC Classico Superiore
· Serra Fiorese - Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC Classico Riserva
· Camerlano - Marche IGT Rosso
· Grosso Agontano – Conero DOCG Riserva

“Bring on the Bubbly” (groups of 6 people minimum) - A voyage of discovery through the long tradition of sparkling wines produced by the Garofoli family, which has been making spumante wines since 1952. Discover the many nuances of Verdicchio which emerge thanks to maturation on lees, as well as time and savoir fair. This is a trip through Charmat method and Metodo Classico. Sparkling wine tasting of:

· Brut – Spumante Metodo Charmat
· Brut Dèlis – Spumante Metodo Classico
· Brut Rosè – Spumante Rosè Metodo Classico
· Brut Riserva – Spumante Metodo Classico
· Pas Dosè – Spumante Dosaggio Zero metodo Classico

Blind Tasting –– A game, just for fun, to awaken those sleepy senses. Four wines in a blind tasting that calls into play the senses of smell and taste trying to recognize aromas and bouquets.

PERSONALIZED TOUR Each tour may be tailor-made on the basis of individual needs and desires. Contact us, we will help you organize your tour!

TOUR WITH VERTICAL TASTING groups of 12 people minimum) – For experts, amateurs and wine-lovers who want to get to know one of our wines in-depth. Contact us and tell us which wine you are most interested in and that you’d like to get to know better!

EVENTS IN THE WINERY You may organize buffets, dinners, lunches, cocktails, corporate events and meetings in the spaces at Casa Vinicola Garofoli. Moreover, you may give your own clients, guests, agents and employees the gift of a tasting or visit to the winery.

WINERY ETIQUETTE
1)Visits and tastings are available only upon reservation, thus requests without reservation are subject to availability at that moment. To reserve, please phone 071/7820162-163 or send an email to the following: wineshop@garofolivini.it 2)In order to offer our guests the best experience, we ask that you follow these simple rules: Children: If you will be accompanied by children, we ask that you let us know in advance so that we may better organize your visit to Casa Vinicola Garofoli. Children under 10 enter free; for children from age 10 to 17 entrance is € 5.00 for any type of visit. During tastings, minor children may taste organic grape juice made from Isabella grapes in the Marche region.
Pets:Your four-legged friends are welcome, but may not accompany you during the tour in the winery, thus we discourage bringing pets.
Appropriate dress: Temperatures in the cellar range from 13 to 15° Centigrade all year long, so we ask you to dress appropriately for that temperature
3)Every visit with a wine tasting includes a sampling of traditional local products: bread with Garofoli oil, ciauscolo (salami), cheese and paccasassi (typical wild herb growing in the Conero area). Please indicate dietary restrictions or allergies at the time of making the reservation.
4) Visits are conducted in Italian and English. If you would like a visit in your language, please contact us ahead of time; we will provide a translator. The additional cost will be added to the cost of your tour.
5) There is a parking lot for buses.
6) The structure is earthquake-proof.
7) The winery is accessible for people with disabilities.

Read More

WINERY
TOURS
AND
TASTINGS

At the Garofoli Winery you can experience over a century of the family’s history and the tradition of winemaking in the Marche region. This is a story of men and women who have been producing wine for five generations with love, passion and dedication to their land and origins. Follow a path that winds through the Garofoli family’s memories, telling the story of the oldest winery in the Marche region, and culminating in an exciting discovery of the senses with a wine tasting.

SMART TASTING (Time: 30 minutes)

This is the tour for those who are in a hurry, who are only passing through, or who are simply curious to know more about Garofoli wines. The Smart Tour allows for a tasting of four wines to be chosen from among those proposed (excluding the Vintage Collection, the Limited Edition and the Selezione Gioacchino Garofoli). And with a purchase of a minimum of 50 euros, we will offer you the Smart Tour for free!

CLASSIC TOUR (Time: 1 hour)

Immerse yourself in the Garofoli experience and find out more about the history of the family and its winery. The Classic Tour takes you on a visit to the barrel cellar, the caveau where Metodo Classico wines are aged, and where the older vintages are stored, and a picturesque walk through the wooden pupitres. After, there is the guided tasting of Garofoli wines (which vary based on the package chosen). The tasting features a sampling of Garofoli, which come from our own olive groves. The bread, pane sciapo, is baked in a wood-burning oven in the tradition of the Marche region, and served with Ciauscolo salami, Casciotta dei Sibillini cheese and paccasassi (typical wild herb growing in the Conero area).

“Discover the Marche Region” - - This is a tour for those who are getting to know Garofoli wines for the first time. Tasting of:
· Macrina – Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC Classico Superiore
· Kòmaros – Marche Igt Rosato
· Colle Ambro – Rosso Piceno DOC
· Piancarda – Rosso Conero DOC

“The Best of…” - An exciting visit for experts and wine-lovers who want to find out more about the four top wines of the Garofoli portfolio. Tasting of:
· Podium - Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC Classico Superiore
· Serra Fiorese - Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC Classico Riserva
· Camerlano - Marche IGT Rosso
· Grosso Agontano – Conero DOCG Riserva

“Bring on the Bubbly” (groups of 6 people minimum) - A voyage of discovery through the long tradition of sparkling wines produced by the Garofoli family, which has been making spumante wines since 1952. Discover the many nuances of Verdicchio which emerge thanks to maturation on lees, as well as time and savoir fair. This is a trip through Charmat method and Metodo Classico. Sparkling wine tasting of:

· Brut – Spumante Metodo Charmat
· Brut Dèlis – Spumante Metodo Classico
· Brut Rosè – Spumante Rosè Metodo Classico
· Brut Riserva – Spumante Metodo Classico
· Pas Dosè – Spumante Dosaggio Zero metodo Classico

Blind Tasting –– A game, just for fun, to awaken those sleepy senses. Four wines in a blind tasting that calls into play the senses of smell and taste trying to recognize aromas and bouquets.

PERSONALIZED TOUR Each tour may be tailor-made on the basis of individual needs and desires. Contact us, we will help you organize your tour!

TOUR WITH VERTICAL TASTING groups of 12 people minimum) – For experts, amateurs and wine-lovers who want to get to know one of our wines in-depth. Contact us and tell us which wine you are most interested in and that you’d like to get to know better!

EVENTS IN THE WINERY You may organize buffets, dinners, lunches, cocktails, corporate events and meetings in the spaces at Casa Vinicola Garofoli. Moreover, you may give your own clients, guests, agents and employees the gift of a tasting or visit to the winery.

WINERY ETIQUETTE
1)Visits and tastings are available only upon reservation, thus requests without reservation are subject to availability at that moment. To reserve, please phone 071/7820162-163 or send an email to the following: wineshop@garofolivini.it 2)In order to offer our guests the best experience, we ask that you follow these simple rules: Children: If you will be accompanied by children, we ask that you let us know in advance so that we may better organize your visit to Casa Vinicola Garofoli. Children under 10 enter free; for children from age 10 to 17 entrance is € 5.00 for any type of visit. During tastings, minor children may taste organic grape juice made from Isabella grapes in the Marche region.
Pets:Your four-legged friends are welcome, but may not accompany you during the tour in the winery, thus we discourage bringing pets.
Appropriate dress: Temperatures in the cellar range from 13 to 15° Centigrade all year long, so we ask you to dress appropriately for that temperature
3)Every visit with a wine tasting includes a sampling of traditional local products: bread with Garofoli oil, ciauscolo (salami), cheese and paccasassi (typical wild herb growing in the Conero area). Please indicate dietary restrictions or allergies at the time of making the reservation.
4) Visits are conducted in Italian and English. If you would like a visit in your language, please contact us ahead of time; we will provide a translator. The additional cost will be added to the cost of your tour.
5) There is a parking lot for buses.
6) The structure is earthquake-proof.
7) The winery is accessible for people with disabilities.