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FOR MORE THAN 80 YEARS WE PRODUCE PIEDMONTESE WINES ACCORDING TO THE TRADITION OF OUR “ELDERLY”.
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A winery surrounded by picturesque vineyards, located in the unique territory among Monferrato, Roero and Langhe: one of the most famous wine-growing areas in the world. But also a company that boasts more than 80 years of wine tradition that has been handed down for generations. An impressive base that allows a quality production with peaks of excellence.
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Un grazie da Franco Francesco Vini dal Prowein 2018
Vi ringraziamo per la Vostra Visita presso il nostro stand e per l’attenzione ricevuta alla recente fiera “ Prowein 2018” svoltasi a Dusseldorf dal 18 al 20 Marzo 2018. La fiera a rappresentato per La Casa Vinicola Franco Francesco un momento di grande successo, che...
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CASA VINICOLA FRANCO FRANCESCO IN DÜSSELDORF AT THE PROWEIN 2018
It is a great occasion that will be held by the FRANCO FRANCESCO Wine House, from 18 to 20 March 2018 in Düsseldorf, Germany. The company of San Damiano d'Asti will be present at the ProWein event, the most important wine and spirits fair in the world, inside the...
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Vin d’Ame parla della Barbera d’Asti D.O.C.G Franco Francesco
VIN d'AME - A Alma do Vinho de Terroir Il portale attivo in Brasile nel promuovere vini, sul suo portale Facebook parla della nostra Barbera d'Asti: Barbera D' Asti Franco Francesco: un rosso per accompagnare serate estive Alcuni rossi sopportano bene un passaggio un...
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THE TERRITORY
The Piedmont hills
The Piedmont hills are concentrated in the central part of the region. They include those of Monferrato and Langhe, places of vivid beauty,that produce some of the most prestigious wines in the world. These lands give the wine lovers their extraordinary products, but also offer to tourists landscapes of rare beauty.
The Piedmont Region has candidated the “Typical wine landscapes of Piedmont” (Langhe, Monferrato, Roero) to become part of the UNESCO World Heritage List, the recognition that protects and enhances places of exceptional importance, both natural and cultural.