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Sagra dell’Acquaticcio
location_onColleluce, Urbino e Montefeltro
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Date
October 12, 2026
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Free
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Everyone
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In the heart of the Marche region, the medieval village of Castello di Colleluce comes alive with the Sagra dell'Acquaticcio, an event celebrating one of the most authentic wines of the Marche's rural tradition. Acquaticcio, named for its low alcohol content and refreshing character, is the star of a festival that evokes the ancient convivial customs of peasant households, when this light wine graced the simple yet genuine tables of farming families. During the festival, visitors can immerse themselves in a bygone atmosphere, tasting this genuine wine alongside the most typical dishes of the Marche territory: steaming soups, local cured meats, crispy crescia flatbread, succulent porchetta pork, and rustic desserts that tell the story of authentic, deeply-rooted gastronomy. The stone-paved streets of the village transform into a natural stage, enriched with harvest-themed decorations that create an atmosphere both festive and nostalgic. The Sagra dell'Acquaticcio is far more than a simple wine tasting: it is a journey into forgotten traditions, a moment of sharing and conviviality where folk music, traditional dances, children's games, and photographic exhibitions make this a complete and engaging experience. A perfect opportunity to discover how people once toasted with joy and simplicity in the Marche countryside.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is acquaticcio?expand_more
Acquaticcio is a light, aromatic wine with low alcohol content, traditionally consumed in peasant households throughout the Marche region. Its name derives from its refreshing quality and delicate palate—characteristics that made it ideal as an everyday beverage on rural tables.
What typical dishes can I taste?expand_more
During the festival you can sample the most authentic specialties of Marche cuisine: traditional soups, local cured meats, crescia, porchetta, and rustic desserts prepared according to time-honored peasant recipes.
What other activities take place during the festival?expand_more
Beyond tastings, the festival features live folk music, traditional dances, children's games, photographic exhibitions, and the chance to stroll through the stone streets of the medieval village decorated with harvest-themed decorations.
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