Discover Orosei, the vibrant heart of Baronia, nestled between the sea and the eastern slopes of Mount Tuttavista, in the lush plain of the “Valle del Cedrino”. This area is renowned for producing exquisite wines that attract connoisseurs looking for a delightful drinking experience.
The Cedrino River has long contributed to the fertility of this region, but also to the frequent floods that have characterized the area over the centuries. Nevertheless, Orosei’s natural beauty remains a beacon for nature lovers and wine enthusiasts alike.
Orosei, with its compact and irregular structure, revolves around two main squares, Piazza del Popolo and Piazza Asproni, serving as urban focal points. Here, you can savor local flavors accompanied by a glass of the finest local wines.
The territory of Orosei is rich in history and preserves numerous traces of the past, such as 17 nuraghi and 6 nuragic villages, recounting ancient tales linked to winemaking that has made this region famous over time.
The medieval origin of Orosei, with towers and walls dating back to that historical period, gives the village a unique charm. The surrounding vineyards produce grapes used to craft prestigious wines well-known throughout Italy.
Orosei reached its peak in the 14th century, thanks to its fortress castle and port that fostered commercial activities tied to the world of wine. This winemaking tradition still thrives today due to locals’ passion for local viticulture.
Despite facing adversities like Barbary pirate raids and malaria, Orosei has managed to rise again through the constant efforts of the local community. Today, the city welcomes tourists from around the globe eager to taste the famous local wines crafted with love and tradition.
