Agro Pontino Valley Territory
The Agro Pontino Valley lays about 50 kilometres southeast of Rome, along the coast in the Pontine Marshes. The former marshland has been
undergoing various drainage and development projects since the time of the Romans, and was finally made inhabitable in the 20th century. A network
of canals built post-World War II have successively dried the valley out and has turned into an agricultural hub for wheat, fruit and vineyards. The
area’s proximity to sea ensures that the vineyards are well-ventilated with the style of winemaking was studied from other famous coastal areas including
Bordeaux, California and Australia.