{"id":4429,"date":"2023-03-28T16:06:59","date_gmt":"2023-03-28T14:06:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.sardegnaovest.it\/?post_type=tour&p=4429"},"modified":"2023-11-20T12:29:55","modified_gmt":"2023-11-20T11:29:55","slug":"i-sentieri-del-vino","status":"publish","type":"tour","link":"https:\/\/www.sardegnaovest.it\/en\/tour\/i-sentieri-del-vino\/","title":{"rendered":"I sentieri del vino<\/span>The paths of wine<\/span>Weinweg-Routenplan<\/span>"},"content":{"rendered":"
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I Sentieri del Vino Vernaccia<\/strong>
\nI sentieri del Vino Vernaccia nei comuni di Nurachi, Tramatza e Zeddiani attraversano la fertile pianura del Campidano, la pi\u00f9 estesa della Sardegna. Il territorio, pianeggiante, su terrazzo di sedimenti fluviali del Cispiri, \u00e8 circondato da rinomati vigneti e risaie. Il Vernaccia di Oristano racchiude la storia e l’essenza della Sardegna, legato alle popolazioni nuragiche per millenni. La stretta connessione tra Vernaccia e valle del Tirso emerge dalle caratteristiche pedoclimatiche dell’areale di produzione. Il percorso offre l’esperienza di camminate o pedalate su strade sterrate e sentieri, costeggiando aree protette come l’oasi tra Rio Cispiri e lo stagno di Mare Foghe, habitat naturale di trampolieri, aironi e anatre selvatiche. Carpe e tinche popolano le acque dello stagno, frequentato anche da tartarughe d’acqua, creando paesaggi suggestivi.<\/p>\n

I percorsi della Vallata della Malvasia<\/strong>
\nI percorsi attraverso i comuni Bosa-Flussio-Magomadas-Modolo-Suni-Tinnura formano un sistema unitario di itinerari ciclopedonali, offrendo ai visitatori la scoperta delle ricchezze delle valli con attenzione al patrimonio storico e naturale. La Planargia, tra la bassa valle del Temo e il Montiferru settentrionale nella Provincia di Oristano, spazia dalla zona collinare alla costa della Riviera del Corallo. La vallata di Modolo \u00e8 il fulcro, con confini amministrativi convergenti in meno di 1.500 metri. Gli itinerari permettono l’immersione in paesaggi affascinanti, unendo costa e entroterra. La viticoltura, nonostante il territorio aspro, prospera grazie al microclima mediterraneo. Il territorio offre tradizioni gastronomiche e patrimonio culturale, con Nuraghi, domus de janas e il museo del vino di Magomadas. Diverse cantine, come val Modolo, vigne Silattari, Oggianu, Carta, F.lli Pusceddu, G.B Columbu, fratelli Porcu, Madeddu, Silattari, cooperativa Samugheo, Tema Vini, F.lli Serra, Angelo Angioi, Mattarena, e Zarelli vini, propongono visite guidate e degustazioni tra colline che si affacciano al mare, godendo di un clima mite e brezza di maestrale.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Vernaccia’s Wine Trails<\/strong>
\nThe Vernaccia wine trails traverse Nurachi, Tramatza, and Zeddiani, spanning Sardinia’s vast and significant Campidano plain. This flat terrain, resting on Cispiri’s river sediments, is surrounded by renowned rice fields and vineyards. The Vernaccia di Oristano grape variety encapsulates Sardinia’s history and essence, originating from natural selection by Nuragic peoples over millennia. The strong connection between Vernaccia and the Tirso valley arises from the pedoclimatic features of the production area. These territories boast a flat expanse crossed by two rivers: the 152 km Tirso, flowing into the Gulf of Oristano, and the lesser-known 49 km Rio Mannu Cispiri\/Riu di Mare Foghe. The itinerary offers walking or cycling along unpaved roads and paths, bordering protected areas like the oasis between Rio Cispiri and Mare Foghe, hosting diverse wildlife. Carp, tench, and water turtles populate the pond, creating a landscape with exceptionally impressive scenery.<\/p>\n

Malvasia’s valley trails<\/strong>
\nThe Malvasia Valley routes span Bosa-Flussio-Magomadas-Modolo-Suni-Tinnura, forming an integrated network of cycling and walking paths that showcase the region’s resources and beauty. Emphasizing historical and natural heritage, Planargia, between Temo Valley and Montiferru’s northern slope in Oristano Province, boasts a rugged terrain extending from Suni’s plateau, the ‘Gateway to the Malvasia Valley,’ to Bosa’s coastal Riviera del Corallo. The area, centered around Modolo valley, converges six municipalities in less than 1,500 meters, creating an amphitheater-like formation opening towards the sea. Despite challenging cultivation, the warm Mediterranean microclimate and locals’ passion have fostered excellent vineyards. Bicycle and pedestrian routes offer immersive experiences in this captivating landscape linking coast and hinterland. Viticulture, gastronomy, and cultural heritage thrive. Visitors can explore Nuraghi, domus de janas, and the wine museum. Wineries like Val Modolo, Silattari, Oggianu, Carta, F.lli Pusceddu, G.B Columbu, Porcu brothers, Madeddu, Silattari, Samugheo cooperative, Tema Vini, F.lli Serra, Angelo Angioi, Mattarena, and Zarelli vini provide guided tours, tastings, and genuine vineyard experiences. The vineyards, nestled on hillsides facing the sea, enjoy a mild climate with regular rainfall and refreshing mistral breezes.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Die Vernaccia-Weinrouten<\/strong>
\nDie Vernaccia-Wege durchqueren Nurachi, Tramatza und Zeddiani und f\u00fchren durch die fruchtbare Campidano-Ebene, die gr\u00f6\u00dfte in Sardinien. Das flache Gebiet am Cispiri-Flussufer, umgeben von Reisfeldern und Weinbergen, pr\u00e4sentiert renommierte Produkte. Die Vernaccia di Oristano Traube verk\u00f6rpert Sardiniens Geschichte. Ihre Entstehung durch nat\u00fcrliche Selektion bei den Nuraghen \u00fcber Jahrtausende ist sicher. Die N\u00e4he zwischen Vernaccia und dem Tirso-Tal resultiert aus pedoklimatischen Merkmalen. Hier werden flache Gebiete von zwei Fl\u00fcssen durchzogen: dem 152 km langen Tirso, der im Golf von Oristano m\u00fcndet, und dem weniger bekannten 49 km langen Rio Mannu Cispiri\/Riu di Mare Foghe. Diese Route erm\u00f6glicht Fu\u00df- oder Radtouren auf unbefestigten Wegen durch Naturschutzgebiete. Eine Naturoase zwischen Rio Cispiri und Mare Foghe, Lebensraum f\u00fcr Watv\u00f6gel und Wasserschildkr\u00f6ten, schafft beeindruckende Landschaften.<\/p>\n

Die weg des Malvasia Tals<\/strong>
\nDie Malvasia-Talrouten durch Bosa-Flussio-Magomadas-Modolo-Suni-Tinnura bilden ein integriertes Netzwerk aus Rad- und Wanderwegen. Diese Wege zeigen Besuchern die Ressourcen und Sch\u00f6nheit der T\u00e4ler und betonen die Wertsch\u00e4tzung des historischen und nat\u00fcrlichen Erbes. Planargia, zwischen dem unteren Temo-Tal und Montiferrus n\u00f6rdlichem Hang in der Provinz Oristano, begeistert mit flachem Terrain von Sunis Hochplateau, dem ‘Tor zum Malvasia-Tal’, bis zur K\u00fcste von Bosa. Hier treffen sechs Gemeinden in Modolo-Tal auf weniger als 1.500 Metern zusammen, mit einer amphitheatralischen Gel\u00e4ndeformation. Trotz anspruchsvoller Landwirtschaft f\u00f6rdern das warme mediterrane Mikroklima und lokale Leidenschaft exzellente Weinberge. Rad- und Wanderwege erm\u00f6glichen eine faszinierende Erfahrung in einer Landschaft, die K\u00fcste und Landesinneres verbindet. Die Weinproduktion harmoniert mit bedeutenden gastronomischen Traditionen und kulturellem Erbe. Verschiedene Weing\u00fcter, wie Val Modolo, Vigne Silattari, Oggianu, Carta, F.lli Pusceddu, G.B. Columbu, Fratelli Porcu, Madeddu, Silattari, Samugheo, Tema Vini, F.lli Serra, Angelo Angioi, Mattarena und Zarelli Vini, bieten F\u00fchrungen, Verkostungen und authentische Weinbergserlebnisse. Die Weinberge, auf H\u00fcgeln mit Blick aufs Meer, erleben ein mildes Klima mit regelm\u00e4\u00dfigen Niederschl\u00e4gen und erfrischenden Mistral-Brisen.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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