Marotti Campi — Attraction in Morro d'Alba

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Marotti Campi - Vitivinicoltori Azienda Agricola Giovanni E Francesca Marotti, and I must say, it was an experience that left a lasting impression. From the moment I stepped into their vineyard, I was greeted with the utmost hospitality. The staff, especially the seller, was incredibly kind and accommodating, making the wine tasting not just an activity, but a delightful journey through the rich flavors of Marche.

The quality of service was impeccable, with each wine presented in a way that was both informative and engaging. It's rare to find a place where the passion for winemaking is so palpably shared with visitors. The prices, when compared to the quality of the wines, offer exceptional value. It's clear that Marotti Campi doesn't just sell wine; they offer an experience, a taste of the region's soul.

For anyone looking to explore the best of what Marche has to offer in terms of wine, Marotti Campi is the go-to destination. Whether you're a connoisseur or a casual enthusiast, you'll find their selection to be top-notch, with options that cater to every palate.

In conclusion, if you're in Marche and searching for the finest wines, look no further than Marotti Campi. It's not just a purchase; it's an investment in...

The best wine in Italy, maybe a little exaggerated on my part, but it is really very good. The owners of the winery gave us a very warm welcome. I chose the red wine in the bottle, made from several types of grapes. But the wine that I enjoyed the most was the wine taken directly from the wine cellar. Prices were very reasonable for bottled wine. For the wine taken directly from the wine cellar, which is put in a 5-liter glass demijohn, the prices were only 2.5 euros per liter. I recommend visiting this winery. It's worth the effort...

My preferred Lacrima. Now that I live abroad, when I come on holidays I always get a "reserve". I am not a wine expert, but I prefer the fresh version ("Rubico" I think), as the barricaded one is too rich in tannins. A pity they don't offer the wine box format as others do, as it is the best way to store it if you aren't a...