Colli della Romagna Centrale is a wine region located in Italy. More specifically, it is located in a hilly area in the heart of Romagna, a historical and geographical area corresponding to the eastern section of the current Emilia-Romagna region.
Established in 2001, this Italian DOC (Designation of Origin) region is known for producing red, white, and rose wines. It is recognized for several wine types, including roverella (white), e sangiovese (red). The wines produced in this region are typically high in alcohol content and are well regarded for their rich flavors and aromas.
Beside wines, this area is also known for its olive oil. The territory is rich in authenticity that offers a range of landscapes, from the plains along the rivers, through the rolling hills covered with vineyards and olive groves, to the high peaks of the Apennines.
Colli della Romagna Centrale region embraces both traditional and modern winemaking techniques and styles, and it's home to several renowned wineries. It is celebrated by wine enthusiasts and experts around the world for its variety and quality of wines.
