Colline Savonesi is an Italian wine region located in the northern part of Italy's Liguria region, specifically in the province of Savona. This region is known for producing a variety of wines under the IGT (Indicazione Geografica Tipica) label, denoting good quality but less strict regulations than DOC or DOCG status.
The Colline Savonesi zone is very hilly with some areas having slopes up to 50% inclination. The majority of vineyards in this region are planted on terraces due to the steep slopes. The climate here is warm maritime, which is beneficial for grape growing.
Primarily, white and red wines are produced in this region. The most common grape varieties grown include Vermentino, Pigato, Granaccia, and Moscato. The wines are known for their delicacy and aroma, often offering fruity and floral notes.
The Colline Savonesi holds particular importance as it maintains traditional winemaking methods, helping to preserve the history and culture of the winemaking lifestyle of the region. Despite the challenges in managing the tricky landscape, winemakers persist in their endeavours, contributing to the unique charm and quality of the wines from Colline Savonesi.
