Morro Vin'Canta: a celebration of winemaking culture in Morro d'Oro

Rediscovering rural roots

On September 27, 2026, the village of Morro d'Oro will inaugurate the first edition of Morro Vin'Canta. The event serves as a privileged vantage point into the rural traditions of the Abruzzo region, offering the public a day entirely dedicated to the vine cycle and the rituals associated with the grape harvest.

The location, nestled in the hilly landscape of Teramo, is distinguished by its medieval urban layout, characterized by panoramic views stretching towards the Gran Sasso mountain range and the Adriatic Sea. The historic center, a guardian of centuries-old rural heritage, becomes a natural stage for an immersion into local winemaking roots.

A journey through knowledge and flavors

The event program is structured around experiential activities aimed at engaging diverse audiences. Visitors will be able to witness the key stages of grape processing, including the traditional practice of grape stomping, allowing for a direct connection with the ancient gestures that have defined the agricultural identity of the area.

The offering is enriched by food and wine tours focused on showcasing local produce. Outdoor barbecues and guided tastings provide a critical exploration of the pairings between local wines and seasonal agri-food products, in a convivial setting designed for both families and industry enthusiasts.

Spaces for social interaction and learning

Morro Vin'Canta pays special attention to the transmission of intergenerational knowledge. Through recreational workshops and activities dedicated to children, the event aims to raise awareness among younger generations about environmental respect and the historical value of artisanal winemaking processes.

The festive atmosphere does not detract from the cultural dimension of the event, which remains a valuable opportunity for study and discussion on local viticultural biodiversity. Participating in the day represents an invitation to rediscover a deep connection with the soil, celebrated through folk music and the sharing of public spaces within the historic core of Morro d'Oro.

Logistical information

The event will take place on Saturday, September 27, 2026. Access to the areas dedicated to educational harvesting and dining zones is open to the public for the entire duration of the day. It is recommended to consult official channels for real-time updates regarding the detailed program, individual activity schedules, and booking procedures for guided tasting tours.