What grows here
Bassano Romano
13 protected denominations overlap in this municipality.
Bassano Romano, situated in the Viterbo province of Lazio, is a land where agricultural heritage thrives due to its specific terroir. This area is notably home to the Tarquinia DOC, a wine zone spanning 30 municipalities, reflecting its deep roots in viticulture. Equally significant is the Nocciola Romana DOP, a prized hazelnut whose unique qualities are attributed to the volcanic soils characteristic of this part of Lazio. In total, 13 protected denominations overlap with Bassano Romano, each bearing the distinct imprint of its origins. These local products, from specific wines to the renowned Roman hazelnut, showcase how the geography of the Viterbo region shapes its exceptional culinary output.