Overview Flashcards

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Via Appia

List = Appia- Popilia

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When the Romans broke ground in 312 BC on the Appain Way, they wanted a faster route between Rome and Campania. It became the prototypical Roman road.

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What does SPQR stand for ?

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An acronym for the Latin translation of The Senate and the People of Rome. A proclamation of Roman democracy.

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Via Salaria

List= Salaria - Aurelia

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The ancient Salt Route, which facilitated trade of salt along the Tiber River, predates Rome.

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Via Flaminia

List = Aemilia - Flaminia

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This road cut through Umbrian territory to the coast, making the heart of the Peninsula accessible to Roman rule.

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Via Aemilia

List = Aemilia- Flaminia, Aemilia - Scaura

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The Emilian Way allowed the Romans to control the Po Valley. The major cities of Emilia Romagna, including Bologna formed along its path.

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Via Aurelia

List = Solaria - Aurelia

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This coastal road once ran from Rome to France. Today the road is Strada Statale 1.

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Timorasso

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Rich white from Piemonte

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Frascati

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Zesty white from Lazio, the region around Rome.

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Verdicchio

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Mineral-tinged white from the Marche.

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Lacrima di Morro d’Alba

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Le Marche

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Pignolo

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Friuli

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Josko Gravner’s Ribolla Gialla

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Aged underground in amphorae, terra cotta vessels used thousands of years ago for wine transport. A white wine that behaves like a red, slowly opening up and lingering on the palate.

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Damiano Ciolli, in Olevano, Lazio

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Replanted his family’s Cesanese vines, replacing the traditional pergola system with the lower yielding Frech guyot system. green harvesting. Wines like Silene have garnered great attention.

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Cesanese

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DOCG. Rare red grape of Lazio. Cesanese del Piglio. Hilltop hamlet of Piglio.
Soils are red and dark in color, and volcanic tufa stone is common in the Colli Albanian area.

Versatile, offering fine aromas of forest floor, mulberry, blueberry, violet, and juniper. Silky tannins.

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