Wine, with its prestige and added value, and with an increasingly pronounced propensity to export is, for some time now, the main product of Italian agribusiness. And it is not surprising, then, that among the agricultural lands of Italy, apart from rare exceptions such as the orchards and apple orchards of Alto Adige, it is the vineyards, in general, that are the most valuable, in terms of value.

Starting with those of the most prestigious appellations and the most valuable wines on the market. And so, from the data updated to 2021 that emerges from the annual analysis on the “Land and Rental Market in Italy in 2021”, signed by Crea Politiche e Bioeconomia, the most highly valued vineyards remain those of Barolo Docg, which sprout prices in a range that starts from 200,000 euros, but goes up to 1.5 million euros.