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Where several of our producers share a hill, the map gets closer. Real relief, contours and vineyards, every estate pinned where it is, one tap to its wines and tech sheets.

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Sub-region map · Tuscany

Montalcino

Brunello di Montalcino DOCG · Rosso di Montalcino DOC

Brunello comes from one hill and one comune. Our five estates sit on different sides of it. Turn on Slope aspect to see which way each slope faces, then tap a pin for the estate, its vineyards and its wines.

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Montalcino: relief, contours, vineyards and producer locationsCastel del PianoCinigianoSeggianoCastiglione d'OrciaCivitella PaganicoPienzaSan Quirico d'OrciaMurloBuonconventoMontalcino12345
  • Our producer (cellar / estate)
  • Vineyard (OpenStreetMap)
  • Contour, every 25 m (bold every 100 m)
  • Comune di Montalcino (Brunello DOCG area)
Sources & notes
  • Relief, contours, slope aspect and the cellar elevations: elevation model from AWS Terrain Tiles (Terrarium, zoom 13, about 14 m per pixel; SRTM-based in this area). Contours are smoothed, so expect ±10–20 m.
  • Places, roads, rivers, lakes, vineyards (landuse=vineyard) and municipal boundaries: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), via the Overpass API, October 2026.
  • Producer pins: the cellar or estate address published on each producer's website, placed with the map pin the producer links to or, where none is linked, the Google Maps listing (or OpenStreetMap feature) for that address. Vineyard parcels are not pinned unless the producer publishes their location; their altitude and aspect are quoted from the producer's own pages (linked in each panel).
  • Brunello di Montalcino DOCG area = the territory of the comune of Montalcino (production rules: Consorzio del Vino Brunello di Montalcino).
  • "Slope aspect" and "Cellar site" figures are calculated from the elevation model, not from the producer.
  • Since 2017 the comune of Montalcino also includes the former comune of San Giovanni d'Asso. The OpenStreetMap boundary shown is today's comune; the former San Giovanni d'Asso area (north-east) is not part of the Brunello DOCG. No official DOCG boundary file was found as open data, so the DOCG line itself is not drawn.
Sub-region map · Piedmont

Langhe & Roero

Barolo DOCG · Barbaresco DOCG · Roero

Barolo to the south, Barbaresco to the north-east of Alba, Roero across the Tanaro. Tap a pin for the estate, its crus and its wines; turn on Slope aspect to read the hills.

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Langhe & Roero: relief, contours, vineyards and producer locationsBene VagiennaLequio TanaroCissoneTorre BormidaSerravalle LangheRoddinoCerretto LangheCravanzanaCortemiliaMonchieroNarzoleBosiaArguelloLequio BerriaSinioAlbaretto della TorreRodelloCastinoBorgomaleBenevelloMontelupo AlbeseRocchetta BelboTrezzo TinellaCossano BelboMangoBraSanta Vittoria d'AlbaSanto Stefano BelboMonticello d'AlbaNevigliePocapagliaCoazzoloCastiglione TinellaCorneliano d'AlbaPiobesi d'AlbaSommariva PernoGuareneCastagnitoCastagnole delle LanzeBaldissero d'AlbaMontaldo RoeroVezza d'AlbaMagliano AlfieriMonforte d'AlbaNovelloSerralunga d'AlbaCherascoBaroloCastiglione FallettoLa MorraDiano d'AlbaAlbaGrinzane CavourRoddiVerdunoTreisoBarbarescoNeive12345
  • Our producer (cellar / estate)
  • Vineyard (OpenStreetMap)
  • Contour, every 25 m (bold every 100 m)
  • Communes in the Barolo DOCG (whole or part)
  • Communes in the Barbaresco DOCG (whole or part)
Sources & notes
  • Relief, contours, slope aspect and the cellar elevations: elevation model from AWS Terrain Tiles (Terrarium, zoom 13, about 14 m per pixel; SRTM-based in this area). Contours are smoothed, so expect ±10–20 m.
  • Places, roads, rivers, lakes, vineyards (landuse=vineyard) and municipal boundaries: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), via the Overpass API, October 2026.
  • Producer pins: the cellar or estate address published on each producer's website, placed with the map pin the producer links to or, where none is linked, the Google Maps listing (or OpenStreetMap feature) for that address. Vineyard parcels are not pinned unless the producer publishes their location; their altitude and aspect are quoted from the producer's own pages (linked in each panel).
  • Barolo DOCG: all of Barolo, Castiglione Falletto and Serralunga d'Alba, and part of Cherasco, Diano d'Alba, Grinzane Cavour, La Morra, Monforte d'Alba, Novello, Roddi and Verduno. Barbaresco DOCG: Barbaresco, Neive, Treiso and part of Alba (San Rocco Seno d'Elvio). Source: Consorzio Barolo Barbaresco Alba Langhe e Dogliani.
  • "Slope aspect" and "Cellar site" figures are calculated from the elevation model, not from the producer.
  • The communes are outlined in full; the DOCG covers only part of some of them. The official MGA (cru) maps are not open data, so cru boundaries are not drawn.
  • Rivetto's registered office is in Serralunga d'Alba; the pin is its cellar at Via Valdicroce 32, Sinio, as published on rivetto.it.
Sub-region map · Sicily

Etna — the north slope

Etna DOC · Randazzo · Passopisciaro · Linguaglossa

Our three Etna producers work the north and north-east side of the volcano, between Randazzo and Linguaglossa. Tap a pin for their contrade, altitudes and wines.

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Etna — the north slope: relief, contours, vineyards and producer locationsBelpassoBiancavillaRagalnaNicolosiZafferana EtneaRipostoSanta VenerinaGiarreRandazzoAdranoBronteMiloMascaliSant'AlfioMalettoCastiglione di SiciliaPiedimonte EtneoCalatabianoLinguaglossaMotta CamastraRoccella ValdemoneMoio AlcantaraMalvagnaFrancavilla di SiciliaSanta Domenica Vittoria123
  • Our producer (cellar / estate)
  • Vineyard (OpenStreetMap)
  • Contour, every 100 m (bold every 500 m)
Sources & notes
  • Relief, contours, slope aspect and the cellar elevations: elevation model from AWS Terrain Tiles (Terrarium, zoom 12, about 30 m per pixel; SRTM-based in this area). Contours are smoothed, so expect ±10–20 m.
  • Places, roads, rivers, lakes, vineyards (landuse=vineyard) and municipal boundaries: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), via the Overpass API, October 2026.
  • Producer pins: the cellar or estate address published on each producer's website, placed with the map pin the producer links to or, where none is linked, the Google Maps listing (or OpenStreetMap feature) for that address. Vineyard parcels are not pinned unless the producer publishes their location; their altitude and aspect are quoted from the producer's own pages (linked in each panel).
  • "Slope aspect" and "Cellar site" figures are calculated from the elevation model, not from the producer.
  • The Etna DOC boundary is not drawn: no official boundary file was found as open data. The municipal boundaries are shown instead.
  • Eno-Trio's address comes from La Terra Trema's producer page; its vineyard altitudes come from its US importer (Field Blend Selections). Both are linked in the panel.
Sub-region map · Veneto

Verona hills

Valpolicella Classica · Soave Classico · Custoza

Three zones in the hills around Verona: Fumane in Valpolicella Classica, Soave Classico to the east, and the Custoza hills south-east of Lake Garda. Tap a pin for the vineyards and the wines.

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Verona hills: relief, contours, vineyards and producer locationsVeronellaRonco all'AdigeVigasioPovegliano VeroneseValeggio sul MincioButtapietraBelfioreVillafranca di VeronaLonigoZimellaZevioSan Giovanni LupatotoArcoleCastel d'AzzanoVeronaSan BonifacioSommacampagnaSan Martino Buon AlbergoCaldieroSonaColognola ai ColliCastelnuovo del GardaLavagnoGambellaraMontebello VicentinoIllasiCazzano di TramignaMontecchia di CrosaraBussolengoMezzane di SottoLazisePescantinaRoncàMontorso VicentinoPastrengoArzignanoTregnagoSan Giovanni IlarioneChiampoBardolinoCavaion VeroneseRivoli VeroneseSan Mauro di SalineGrezzanaRoverè VeroneseAffiTrissinoVestenanovaNogarole VicentinoBadia CalavenaCostermano sul GardaDolcèSan Pietro MussolinoCerro VeroneseBroglianoBosco ChiesanuovaSant'Anna d'AlfaedoVelo VeroneseAltissimoValdagnoCornedo VicentinoSelva di PrognoErbezzoCaprino VeroneseBrentino BellunoSan Zeno di MontagnaCrespadoroSoaveMonteforte d'AlponeSan Pietro in CarianoSant'Ambrogio di ValpolicellaNegrar di ValpolicellaMarano di ValpolicellaFumane1234
  • Our producer (cellar / estate)
  • Vineyard (OpenStreetMap)
  • Contour, every 50 m (bold every 200 m)
  • Valpolicella Classica communes
  • Communes in Soave Classico
Sources & notes
  • Relief, contours, slope aspect and the cellar elevations: elevation model from AWS Terrain Tiles (Terrarium, zoom 12, about 27 m per pixel; SRTM-based in this area). Contours are smoothed, so expect ±10–20 m.
  • Places, roads, rivers, lakes, vineyards (landuse=vineyard) and municipal boundaries: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), via the Overpass API, October 2026.
  • Producer pins: the cellar or estate address published on each producer's website, placed with the map pin the producer links to or, where none is linked, the Google Maps listing (or OpenStreetMap feature) for that address. Vineyard parcels are not pinned unless the producer publishes their location; their altitude and aspect are quoted from the producer's own pages (linked in each panel).
  • Valpolicella Classica = the communes of Fumane, Marano, Negrar, San Pietro in Cariano and Sant'Ambrogio (Consorzio Tutela Vini Valpolicella). Soave Classico lies in the hills of Soave and Monteforte d'Alpone (Consorzio Tutela Vini Soave).
  • "Slope aspect" and "Cellar site" figures are calculated from the elevation model, not from the producer.
  • Only the larger villages are named at this scale; minor roads are left out around Verona.
Sub-region map · Friuli & Slovenia

Collio · Brda · Colli Orientali

Friuli Colli Orientali DOC · Goriška Brda (Slovenia)

One range of hills, two countries. Visintini farms at Corno di Rosazzo in Friuli Colli Orientali; the two Šimčič estates are a few kilometres east, over the border in Goriška Brda. Tap a pin for the crus and wines.

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Collio · Brda · Colli Orientali: relief, contours, vineyards and producer locationsGoriziaSan Lorenzo IsontinoMossaSan Floriano del CollioCividale del FriuliManzanoCormonsCorno di RosazzoPremariaccoSan Giovanni al NatisoneCapriva del FriuliDolegna del CollioPrepottoSlovenijaItaliaItalia - SlovenijaBrda123
  • Our producer (cellar / estate)
  • Vineyard (OpenStreetMap)
  • Contour, every 20 m (bold every 100 m)
  • Goriška Brda municipality (Slovenia)
Sources & notes
  • Relief, contours, slope aspect and the cellar elevations: elevation model from AWS Terrain Tiles (Terrarium, zoom 13, about 13 m per pixel; SRTM-based in this area). Contours are smoothed, so expect ±10–20 m.
  • Places, roads, rivers, lakes, vineyards (landuse=vineyard) and municipal boundaries: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), via the Overpass API, October 2026.
  • Producer pins: the cellar or estate address published on each producer's website, placed with the map pin the producer links to or, where none is linked, the Google Maps listing (or OpenStreetMap feature) for that address. Vineyard parcels are not pinned unless the producer publishes their location; their altitude and aspect are quoted from the producer's own pages (linked in each panel).
  • "Slope aspect" and "Cellar site" figures are calculated from the elevation model, not from the producer.
  • The thick line is the Italy–Slovenia border (OpenStreetMap). DOC/ZGP boundaries are not drawn: no official open-data boundary file was found.