Corsica

Corsica

Corsica, a Mediterranean gem, is renowned for its diverse wine production, reflecting the richness of its terroir and the passion of its vintners. With a variety of grapes flourishing across its hectares of vineyards, the region produces an array of distinctive wines, from the robust Nielluccio to the aromatic Vermentino. The region's wine production, measured in hectoliters, is a testament to its fertile land and favorable climate. The island is home to nine AOC designated areas, producing both DOC and DOCG wines that embody Corsica's unique wine heritage.

Region Corsica
Country France
Climate and soil The unique climate of Corsica, characterized by hot summers and mild winters, coupled with the diverse soil composition, provides an ideal environment for grape cultivation. The island's vineyards are blessed with an abundance of sunlight and a steady sea breeze, ensuring healthy vine growth. The soil ranges from granite in the mountainous areas to limestone and clay in the coastal regions, each contributing to the unique flavor profiles of Corsican wines.