Pomezia

Pomezia, a 20th-century foundation city within Lazio's metropolitan Rome, owes its agricultural bounty to a deliberate development that harnessed the region's fertile soil. This land, historically shaped by human endeavor, nurtures grapes yielding Colli Albani DOC wines, a denomination shared by only 6 municipalities. Beyond viticulture, the area is also crucial for the Kiwi Latina IGP, showcasing its diverse agricultural capacity. In total, Pomezia contributes to 14 protected food and wine origins, reflecting a rich terroir that supports both deeply rooted traditions and more recent agricultural successes. Its unique position ensures that products ranging from robust wines to distinctive kiwis find their ideal home here.