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<\/p>\nSo what makes this wine so special? The fact is that grapes for this are grown not in a sunny valley, but in the very heart of the Italian city of Reggio Emilia. <\/p>\n
Moreover, the plantation is placed on the roof of an Italian villa built in the 16th century. So the area of \u200b\u200bthe vineyard is incredibly small, just over 60 square meters. <\/p>\n
The winery is called Via Mari 10, like the street where the villa is located.One harvest is enough for only 29 bottles of wine, each of which costs 5 thousand euros.<\/p>\n
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The rooftop vineyard appeared quite by accident. Its owner, Tullio Masoni, inherited a large winery from his father. <\/p>\n
However, Tullio decided that it was not a particularly profitable business and sold the vineyards.<\/p>\n
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Alas, after some time Massoni regretted his decision. Eventually he followed in his father’s footsteps and started making wine as well. <\/p>\n
True, he chose a very unusual place for his vineyards: the roof of an old villa.<\/p>\n
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Via Mari 10 is made from the Sangiovese grape<\/p>\n
It is fertilized both by ordinary nutritious soil and by … the noise of the city.The latter is the main advantage of Via Mari 10 over all rural vineyards, says the owner.<\/p>\n
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In fact, no matter how good the wine is, Masson himself does not recommend drinking it. So, this is <\/p>\n
not only the smallest vineyard on the planet, but also its owner is the only one in the world who calls not to drink the wine he created.<\/p>\n
So what to do with Via Mari 10? The Italian considers his hobby an art, and every bottle created in the winery is a masterpiece. <\/p>\n
And this masterpiece, like a painting or a statue, deserves to be an ornament of a house, a palace, a mansion, but it should not be drunk under any circumstances. <\/p>\n
Mason’s wine is an occasion for a warm conversation between friends and a demonstration of a unique drink created in a small but wonderful villa in Italy.<\/p>\n
By the way, you can’t buy Via Mari 10 from Masoni, it’s not available in stores either. Wine is only sold at the Bonioni Art Gallery, and even then not always; some bottles are given as gifts to regular customers.<\/p>\n
The owner himself claims that the wine is incredibly exclusive, the very first sip \u2018opens a completely new dimension for the mind\u2019,and one will experience a great surprise. <\/p>\n
Perhaps this is a clever advertising gimmick and perhaps the strangest and most ambiguous description of wine. <\/p>\n