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Balsamico's Borgo featured in “Il Messaggero”.”

The Balsamic Borgo protagonist on Il Messaggero among the excellencies of Emilia Romagna!

We are happy to share a new important award for The Borgo del Balsamico, protagonist of an article published in the pages of The Messenger, one of the most read historical newspapers in Italy.

The article describes the charm of the area between Reggio Emilia and the Apennines, a landscape of hills, historic villages, nature and gastronomic traditions. An itinerary through symbolic places of the most authentic Emilia, among culture, landscapes and flavours.

A journey through hills, castles and authentic flavours

The report describes some of the most evocative places in the province of Reggio Emilia: from the contemporary architecture of the Calatrava Bridge and the Mediopadana Station, to the historic villages and landscapes of the Emilian hills.

Among the stages mentioned are:

  • Scandiano, with the Rocca dei Boiardo and the link with the poet Matteo Maria Boiardo
  • Canossa, symbol of medieval Italian history and the famous meetings between Henry IV and Pope Gregory VII
  • The Bismantova Stone, one of the most iconic natural wonders of the Reggio Emilia Apennines
  • Correggio, elegant Renaissance town linked to the famous painter Antonio Allegri

An area rich in history and landscapes, ideal for those who love slow tourism and authentic experiences.

The Borgo of Balsamic among the territory's excellences

Inside the article, The Borgo del Balsamico is indicated as an unmissable stop for those wishing to discover one of Emilia's iconic products: the’Traditional Balsamic Vinegar of Reggio Emilia PDO.

Il Messaggero recounts the experience of the guided tour of the historic vinegar factory of Borgo, where over 150 barrels preserve the slow ageing of traditional balsamic. Particular attention is paid to the guided tasting, described as a gradual journey designed to accompany the visitor in discovering the different aromatic intensities and nuances of balsamic.

The article also emphasises the possibility of staying in the rooms of the historic residence immersed in the hills of Albinea, thus living a complete experience of hospitality, nature and gastronomy.

An experience of charm, nature and tradition

Being listed among the recommended stops by a national newspaper as The Messenger represents for us an important recognition of the work that we carry out every day with passion. The Balsamic Borgo was created with the idea of offering guests an authentic experience in the heart of Emilia: a place where tradition, hospitality and gastronomic culture come together in a fascinating setting.

Between visits to vinegar cellars, tastings, charming stays and customised itineraries in the area, Borgo is now an ideal destination for those who wish to experience Emilia in a slow, elegant and authentic way. Discover the Mansions of Borgo and experience nature, taste and tradition in the Reggio Emilia hills.

Here is the full article published on 16 April in the newspaper “Il Messaggero”:suburb-messenger

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