FESTIVAL OF CLASSIC METHOD SPARKLING WINE AND CHAMPAGNE

THE FESTIVAL OF CLASSIC METHOD SPARKLING WINE AND CHAMPAGNE (IN MEMORY OF THE HISTORICAL – CHAMPAGNE LA TOUR – ITALIAN SPARKLING WINE THAT WAS PRODUCED DURING THIS PERIOD IN VILLA TORLONIA)

"..13–CM HEEL & BUBBLES.." – "..MIXED FRY & CHAMPAGNE.."
"..MOTOCHAMPAGNE.." – "..WINE GLASSES SHINING RED.."



The "BREUS" cultural association organizes, with the patronage of the Municipality of San Mauro Pascoli, the event to promote and enhance the local production of "bubbles" with the classic method and their territories, from ROMAGNA and from the most suited regions of France and Italy.

Theatre of the days linked to the event is VILLA TORLONIA that has a special bond with CHAMPAGNE. Exactly within its walls, CHAMPAGNE was produced in the mid–1800. It was thanks to Eng. Leopoldo Tosi, in effect, that this method of production of this wine much loved and appreciated by Giovanni Pascoli was perfected. Villa Torlonia, with its magnificent rooms, is a sumptuous theater where visitors will be greeted with due friendship. Going through the various rooms of the building, visitors, through the tastings, will also face a cultural path, because culture does not only pass through the brain, but also through your eyes, nose, palate: a journey with many stops and meetings, a trip of stories, places, climate, references to lands and especially to men who have lived and are living and working there.

Also during the evening ... Heels and bubbles to toast. It will be the night of sabreurs and bottles will be opened to the sound of sabres... "Heel is femininity, when a woman wears high–heeled shoes immediately takes a different look, she is more sexy". The women’s shoe, the object of worship for many people, in the nineteenth century became a tool to celebrate a rite, in the company of pleasure–seekers, of heady double aspect: they drank champagne from the shoe of their sensual companion .... but it is even more relevant because the San Mauro’s footwear industry refers to the traditional "good shoe", hand–made and of quality, that took off at the beginning of the century to conquer international markets.