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Aglianico del Vulture Don Anselmo represents Basilicata’s most celebrated red wine. Crafted from ancient Aglianico vines cultivated on Mount Vulture's volcanic soils, this aged wine develops complex flavors reflecting the region’s unique terroir. It is particularly valued by those seeking a robust I...
Elena Fucci is an Italian winemaker based in Basilicata who specializes in producing Aglianico del Vulture wines from the volcanic soils of Mount Vulture. After taking over her family's vineyards, she has focused on traditional winemaking methods that emphasize the terroir of the region. Her single-...
The Craco Badlands are areas of strongly eroded clay-rich terrain surrounding Craco in the Basilicata region of southern Italy. Their ridges, gullies, and steep bare slopes are examples of the landforms locally called calanchi, produced where erosion acts on soft sedimentary ground. They form the di...
Calanchi di Aliano are deeply incised clay badlands in Basilicata, Italy, associated with the town where Carlo Levi was exiled and described in his 1945 memoir Christ Stopped at Eboli.
A Tyrrhenian Sea gulf marking the boundary of Campania and Basilicata in southern Italy, forming one of the southernmost bays on Italy's western coastline.
Calanchi di Pisticci are striking white clay badlands near Pisticci in Basilicata, Italy, formed on pale Pliocene marine clays and among the most visually dramatic calanchi landscapes in southern Italy.
Calanchi di Montalbano Jonico are eroded clay gully landscapes near Montalbano Jonico in Basilicata, Italy, typical of the Agri River valley's unstable Pliocene clay substrate.
The Conservatorio di Musica Egidio Romualdo Duni in Matera, Italy, is a state conservatory named after the 18th-century Neapolitan-school composer Egidio Romualdo Duni.
