Province of Pescara

The province of Pescara has a surface area of 1,225 sq. km and stretches, in the shape of a wedge, from the Adriatic coast to the peaks of the central Apennines massifs, making a summary in its morphology of the dominant themes of Abruzzo. From a geomorphological and geolithological point of view, there are two areas: the outer coastal-hill area is characterized by clay hills sloping towards the sea; the inland mountain area consists of the Apennine massifs of carbonate nature.

The Apennine mountain system includes the north-eastern side of the Morrone, the north-western sector of the Majella, marked by deep valleys and spectacular canyons, and the extreme south-eastern foothills of the Gran Sasso d’Italia. The most important headwater area is Capo Pescara, near the town of Popoli, at an altitude of about 250 m above sea-level.

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Loreto Aprutino

Variety / Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, Trebbiano d’Abruzzo

Pedoclimatic conditions

Particularly suitable territory for viticulture, which enjoys the cool breezes coming from the Calderone glacier, on top of Gran Sasso.

Altimetry

350 meters

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