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Wines and cheeses in the Mount Grappa, Follina MiaM ne Asolo and Montello San areas, along the front of the Great War SegusinoSegu Wines and cheeses in the Mount Grappa, Asolo and Montello areas 232 77 73 In the land of Canova 234 The woodlands of the Serenissima 238 Wild herb and Bastardo Trerevignavignano del Grappa cheese bake 242 Agritourism farm Page Agritourism farm Page Agritourism farm Page Agritourism farm Page 1. A DUE PASSI DAL TEMPIO 244 26. BORGO D’ASOLO 256 51. DE PANNI 269 75. MORGAN ALESSANDRO 281 2. ADAMI MARCO 244 27. BOSCO DEL FALCO 257 52. DE PANNI ATTILIO 76. NONNA MARIA 281 3. AGRITURISMO GABRIELE 245 28. BUSA DEA MESSA 257 & FRANCESCO 269 77. OSELLAME MARCO 282 4. AGRITURISMO VIA GIARDINO 245 29. CA’ FOSSÀ 258 53. DELLA BELLA 270 78. PANDOLFO RENATA 282 5. AL BAGOLARO 246 30. CA’ ROER 258 54. FASTRO 270 79. PRÀ DEA CASERA 283 6. AL CAPITELLO 246 31. CA’ SUL BOSC 259 55. FORNO ANTICO 271 80. PRATO FIORITO 283 7. AL CASEL 247 32. CASA ALBARIA 259 56. I ZAPPÀ 271 81. PRIME GEMME 284 8. AL CASTAGNO 247 33. CASA BOSCHIERI 260 57. IL GALLETTO 272 82. RIVE ROSSE 284 9. AL COVOLO 248 34. CASA ROSA 260 58. LA BAITA 272 83. RUSTICO CERTOSA 285 10. AL GENERALE FIORONE 248 35. CASERA PALMA 261 59. LA MAGIUFRA 273 84. SAN GIORGIO 285 11. AL GIRASOLE 249 36. COL DELLE RANE 261 60. LA MERIDIANA 273 85. SANT’ANDREA 286 12. AL MONTELLO 249 37. COL MAOR 262 61. LA PATERNA 274 86. SINOPOLI PAOLO 286 13. AL MONTICELLO 250 38. COLLI ASOLANI 262 62. LA VALLE 274 87. TRE BEFANE 287 14. AL MORER 250 39. COLMELLO 263 63. LA VIOLETTA 275 88. VAL DE ROA 287 15. AL PIOGGIO 251 40. CORNOLERE 263 64. LE VELE 275 89. VALLE IN PIANO 288 16. AL PORTEGO 251 41. CRODA BIANCA 264 65. LEONE ROMANO 276 90. VECCHIO OLIVO 288 17. AL SOLE 252 42. CRODA ROSSA 264 66. MALGA ARCHESET 276 91. VILLA LUISA FRANCESCA 289 18. AL VECCHIO BORGO 252 43. DA FAVARET 265 67. MALGA CASON VECIO 277 92. VILLA SERENA 289 19. ALLE CAMPAGNOLE 253 44. DA GENOVEFFA 265 68. MALGA COL SERAI 277 93. ZAMBON RENZO 290 20. ALLE RIVE 253 45. DA GINO 266 69. MALGA COSTON 278 94. ZANELLA FRANCO 290 21. BARCHESSA LOREDAN 254 46. DA NOEMI 266 70. MALGA MODA 278 22. BARCO 254 47. DA PARADISO 267 71. MALGA MURE 279 23. BASEI 255 48. DA PORTA 267 72. MALGA PAT 279 24. BEPI CUNIAL 255 49. DAI CARONI 268 73. MATIUZZO ELIA 280 25. BOLZONELLO LUIGI 256 50. DE LUCCHI TOMMASO 268 74. MELO IN FIORE 280 TREVISO Wines and cheeses in the Mount Grappa, Asolo and Montello areas, along the front of the Great War On the Mount Grappa massif, amid the Grappa have been popular for centuries. The relics and reminders of the Great War, the gently rolling hills of the Asolo area and the tastes route takes the visitor on a voyage of woodland rise of Montello are home to some discovery into the world of cheeses produced interesting vineyards, which produce a vast in the twenty or so mountain dairy huts – amount of excellent wines, both red (Merlot, two thirds of the total number in the Marca Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon) and area – where farming activity is also a means white (sparkling, semi-sparkling and still), to strenuously defend the environment. such as Asolo Prosecco DOCG (Controlled The long hours of hard work put in by the and Guaranteed Denomination of Origin), as mountain dairy farmers combines with the well as the unusual niche wine Bianchetta added value of the natural fodder provided Trevigiana. The Montello and Asolo Hills by the mountains to produce a range of dairy Wine Route is a voyage of discovery through products and cheeses of outstanding quality. this area that throughout its history has Wines and cheesesWines and Grappa, the Mount in Asolo areas Montello and Originally simple shelters for the shepherds focused on offering visitors a warm, convivial and herdsmen, the malghe, or mountain welcome. It is no coincidence that in the dairy huts, are a bulwark of local traditions, Abbey of Sant’Eustachio, in Nervesa della as well as fi ne examples of “humble” country Battaglia, Monsignor Giovanni Della Casa architecture, and today they also offer wrote his famous treaty on good manners, hospitality to visitors that hope to taste the Galateo. Montello also produces a the very fl avour of the local culture in the large quantity of potatoes, and well worth products made. In addition to Morlacco and tasting in the autumn are the famous local Bastardo del Grappa cheeses, the malghe mushrooms, especially the delicious chiodini typically produce ricotta and caciotta, which variety (“ciodet” in the local dialect), which may be smoked or enhanced with hay and grow wild in abundance here. fragrant herbs. Below Mount Grappa, in the broad, sunny strip of hills that slope down towards the plain, the olive trees yield the Veneto del Grappa DOP (Protected Mountain dairy cheeses Denomination of Origin) and Colli Trevigiani Morlacco del Grappa, the name of which derives from the Morlak people, Olive Oils, also thanks to the oil mill nearby of Dalmatian origin, who settled in the area around the 13th century, has a in Cavaso del Tomba. Monfumo is famous distinctive milky, acidic aroma with grassy notes, and ranges from straw- for its apples: small, red and fragrant, with yellow to orange-ish in colour, depending on how long it has been aged for (no longer, in any case, than two or three months). Bastardo del Grappa, on a fl oury texture, while the Borlotto Nano the other hand, which has a pleasant aroma reminiscent of herbs, fl owers and di Levada variety of bean is widely grown hay, may be aged for over a year, with the fl avour becoming more marked as in and around Pederobba, Cavaso del it ages,es, from mellow when fresh throughthroughg tot moremore aromatic and ultimately Tomba, Possagno, Cornuda and Crocetta. piquant. From Mount Monfenera, near Pederobba, comes the name of the delicious, renowned Above: IGP (Protected Geographical Indication) the outline of the Pre-Alps and chestnuts that each year play a starring the famous cherries of Maser. role in the market and exhibition that takes Right: place in October. In the spring, the hills at Morlacco, a typical mountain the foot of the Pre-Alps turn white with the dairy cheese. cherry blossom on the trees that will later yield the tasty cherries of Maser, which include the roane and sandre varieties, while 232 the sweet-tasting bisi, or peas, of Borso del 233 In the land of Canova Along the route you will fi nd TREVISO Foodad and wineie itineraries: the Montello andd Asolo HilHi lsl WineeR Routo e; Walking and cycling itinerae ries: Bicinvin a- canca za, Bretellaa ded lle Pianezze, Alta Via TV1; Spiritual itinerarraa iesi : in the footsteps off Pius X; Great War itinerarieses: Mount Grappa yoy u aree my homeland!n , The last peak; Thehee ArA chih tect turt e Route:e Thee Piiedmontt routeu ; Historto icalil itinti eeraerr riei sts throh ughg the Marca area ea:a TheThhe fi efef ofof thethheh EzEzzelzeelliiniinnin , Thehe walwaa ledledd cicities; MysMyysterterry itiniinneraerarieiiees throoughugughg tht e Marcararca area:: Sana Zeenonone–e – ThT eel legegegendn ofof thetht crcruelueu l EzzEzzelie ini.ni ForFo innforf rmatmam ioniooon: I.AI.I.A. .T..T.T AsA oloo - TouTouuririsiisst Informarmmaation TeTelTel. +39 0422353.53.529029290904646 Faxaxx +3+39 042342423.52525241341 7 iatia asolo@o@provinv ciacic a.tr.ttrevevie so.so itit wwwww .tuturisriismo.moo.provininciciac .trrevieve so.itt wwwww.vi.vviisitssii tretrtr visv o.ioit wwwwwww .vevenetnen to-ao-o-agririturttuurriismmo.ioio t From Mount Grappa to AsoloFrom Mount Possagno Borso del Grappa, famous for its bisi (peas) and carved wooden pipes, is the departure Cassanego point for walking trips up onto Mount Grappa, Crespano Monfumo one of the “must-see” stretches of the Great del Grappa War routes, situated in a delightful landscape Maser offering breathtaking views and the chance Above and to the side: Borso Asolo views over the Asolo Hills. del Grappa to visit several sites connected with the war, Onè di Fonte such the Via Eroica, the Madonna del Grappa Bottom left: San Zenone the Mount Grappa Memorial degli Ezzelini Sanctuary or the Austrohungarian Cemetery. and a view of the Vittorio Visitors can enjoy walking, horse-riding or Emanuele Gallery. mountain bike trips along paths, through On this page: underground passages and trenches and past the Temple in Possagno and a fortresses. Particularly interesting are the sculpture by Canova. ancient hamlet of Cassanego and the valley of hospitality and sports activities on Mount Grappa. Santa Felicita, with natural grottos that were once home to hermits and where a national- level rock climbing wall can now be found. Nearby, in Crespano, is the striking Madonna 234 TREVISO From Mount Grappa to AsoloFrom Mount del Covolo Sanctuary, by Antonio Canova, Palladio, with frescoes by Paolo Veronese while in Possagno you can see the house the and stucco work by Alessandro Vittoria; in Neoclassical architect and sculptor was born the gardens you can see a little temple and a in, as well as the Plaster Cast Gallery (featuring museum displaying a collection of carriages. a collection of the artist’s clay sketches and Mid-way between Asolo to the south and plaster models) and the Temple within which Possagno to the north, in the heart of the he is buried.