by Marla Cimini
If any area within Italy can be described as "picture-perfect," the bucolic wine country of Collio with its rolling hills and vibrant mosaic of emerald green-hued vineyards is a destination worthy of that artistic depiction.
Located about an hour-and-a-half drive from Venice, in the Province of Gorizia, Collio is a crossroads of cultures, sharing a border with Slovenia and close to Austria. Situated in the northeastern-most part of Italy -- between the Alps and the Adriatic sea -- this region is a bit off the beaten tourist path and still considered 'undiscovered,' yet offers an ambiance of familiarity, warmth and naturally, plenty of wine.
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