Borghi

Rising along the hilly ridges of the Forlì-Cesena province, where fewer than three thousand residents safeguard a quiet agrarian landscape, Borghi channels its unique sub-Apennine microclimate into 17 protected denominations. This transition zone between the mountains and the Adriatic Sea shapes the complex terroir of the Colli Romagna centrale DOC. The limestone-rich clay soils here produce structured, expressive wines, while the broader Romagna DOC and Rubicone IGT benefit from the same maritime breezes. Here, winegrowing is not just agriculture, but an ancient dialogue with the land's specific geology.