The Etruscan Coast<\/b> is a place rich in history<\/b> and nature<\/b> to visit for its heritage of findings<\/b> dating back to various historical periods, for the sandy beaches<\/b> and the beautiful sea<\/b> and for the spectacular medieval villages<\/b> immersed in the hills.<\/p>\n
But we must not forget that the ancient origins of the Etruscan Coast have also influenced its food<\/b> and<\/b> wine<\/b>.<\/p>\n
For this reason, the Etruscan Coast also contains many itineraries<\/b> about the flavors<\/b> of this area, such as those that follow the Wine and Oil Roads<\/b>, which lead to the discovery of medieval villages and traditional recipes.<\/p>\n
But even just passing through the coastal towns and inland villages on the hills you can discover the taste of this land and you can taste<\/b> the wines of ancient origin.<\/p>\n
Precisely in this area, in fact, there is the village of Montescudaio<\/b>, famous for its wine<\/b> and for its winemaking<\/b> tradition<\/b> with Etruscan<\/b> origins; but also Bibbona<\/b>, famous for its Terratico<\/b> di<\/b> Bibbona<\/b> DOC<\/b>, and Bolgheri<\/b>, a land famous for its internationally renowned wines<\/b>.<\/p>\n
The gastronomy<\/b> of the Etruscan Coast<\/b> is rich and varied between fish<\/b> and meat<\/b> dishes<\/b>; the flavors mix and create unique combinations of taste.<\/p>\n
Cacciucco<\/b> is one of the most famous dishes, but also Livornese<\/b> salted<\/b> codfish<\/b> and Livornese<\/b> red<\/b> mullet<\/b>; then there are dishes<\/b> of meat<\/b> and game<\/b>, to be enjoyed with local red<\/b> wines<\/b>, ravioli<\/b>, meat<\/b> skewers<\/b> and sausages<\/b>.<\/p>\n
The Etruscan Coast is a concentrate of history<\/b>, flavors<\/b> and aromas<\/b> to visit and discover slowly.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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