Historic vineyards

Historic vineyards are wine-producing areas recognized for their long-standing tradition, heritage, and unique characteristics that greatly influence the quality of the wine. Often, these vineyards have been cultivated for centuries, with specific grape varieties and farming techniques passed down through generations. Their historical significance can be tied to cultural practices, important events, or notable figures in the wine industry. Many are protected by laws that help preserve their authenticity and practices, contributing to a deeper appreciation of the wines they produce, while also promoting tourism and education about winemaking history.