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Marche

Region in ItalyWikipedia

Search complete. 40 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Marche".

Oct 23, 2026

Jeff PorterGUEST
27:31
Like I'm hop over the Apennines.
Jeff PorterGUEST
27:35
I'm a huge fan of Abruzzo and Marche.
Jeff PorterGUEST
27:38
Those are also two places that are under touristed by Americans.
Amanda McCrossinHOST
27:45
Lots of lots of marketing happening from the Abruzzo family.
FrancescaGUEST
32:37
So for everyone, the Alba truffles are...
FrancescaGUEST
32:40
the premium ones, and all the others are not, which is not true at all now because, of course, the majority of the truffle now come from the Appennini Mountains, which is between Tuscany, Emilia-Romagna, Marche, which is our region.
John CoyleHOST
32:55
I love the Marche.
FrancescaGUEST
32:56
Where Verdicchio comes
John CoyleHOST
32:57
from,
DaveHOST
9:34
So I just got the bottle.
DaveHOST
9:37
This is Colle Stefano from Le Marche, which I'm going to be honest, it's a sparkling, spumante.
DaveHOST
9:48
Did you try it yet? I did try it.
DaveHOST
9:51
And I have to be honest, I rarely drink Marche wines from Marche in Italy.
Katie ClarkHOST
27:02
And the way that we find craftsmen and artisans is by word of mouth, talking to locals, exploring and serendipity.
Katie ClarkHOST
27:12
I found a really lovely ceramics pieces just by following my nose around the corner in a town in, in Marche called Urbino.
Katie ClarkHOST
27:20
That was really fun because it's got a l- lovely little story to it.
Katie ClarkHOST
27:23
I met the artist and, you know, she told us all about her passion for this particular shape that I purchased.
IshitaHOST
0:18
I've actually been rereading a lot, and I'm in one of those completely random Italy rabbit holes that I really missed.
IshitaHOST
0:28
Because last night I was reading this book called The Italians by John Hooper, and one thing led to another, and I completely started thinking about the region of Le Marche.
IshitaHOST
0:40
And then I thought, well, I haven't really recorded a podcast episode on this region, and it's an exceptional region that most people skip.
IshitaHOST
0:50
So today's episode is all about Le Marche and some of the best experiences I had there.
IshitaHOST
0:57
If you're planning a trip to Italy, you hear so much about Tuscany, Umbria, the Amalfi Coast, Sicily, Milano, but Le Marche somehow doesn't really make it to the list.
IshitaHOST
1:11
And I honestly understand why, because it's not necessarily a region that you arrive in.
IshitaHOST
1:18
It's not one of the regions that kind of are highlighted for Italy, like you absolutely have to see this.
IshitaHOST
1:25
Because for this region, it takes a little bit of an intention to reach there.
Michele CorradiGUEST
43:30
We want to find someone inside the company, okay, already known by the people that work inside the company.
Michele CorradiGUEST
43:38
Uh, this already happened, uh, for example, in Marche region, in Macerata, uh, the, the old seller, uh, leave the company since one year, and we found the comp...
Michele CorradiGUEST
43:48
We, we found people inside, uh, a very young, 32 years old, manage very well the company, merge, for example, Salvucci is, uh, is a competitor.
Michele CorradiGUEST
43:59
We bought Salvucci, and we merge, uh, a company, uh, with, uh, 25, 30 people, and he want to grow with us.
Billie BhatiaHOST
32:00
Well, I had a-- we-- I did a-- not to kind of rehash it, but, um, we sort of discovered a new region of Italy the other week and-- When was it? No, it was last week.
Billie BhatiaHOST
32:13
Le Marche.
Sasha PallariHOST
32:14
And we went to Cerreto as well, didn't we?
Billie BhatiaHOST
32:15
I think that's, that's the town and the same region.
Sasha PallariHOST
32:18
Oh, okay.
Sasha PallariHOST
32:19
It's the region, Le Marche.
Billie BhatiaHOST
32:19
So like Le Marche is the area.
Sasha PallariHOST
32:21
Right, right, right.
Trevor CulleyHOST
49:21
But tensions flared again in 283, when a group of Senone's Gauls, possibly at Etruscan urging, attacked a Roman ally and defeated the Roman army sent to respond.
Trevor CulleyHOST
49:36
That led to Rome's first invasion of Gaul, or more accurately, Cisalpine Gaul, meaning Gaul on this side of the Alps from the Roman perspective, roughly corresponding to the eight northernmost regions of modern Italy and Marche, which was the target of the current invasion.
Trevor CulleyHOST
50:00
The Senones Gauls were defeated, and the Roman colony of Senigallia was founded in their former territory, prompting another battle with allied Gauls and Etruscans at Lake Vadimo in 283, which was, of course, another Roman victory.
Trevor CulleyHOST
50:22
This was effectively the end of organized, unified central Italian resistance to Rome.
Marc MillonHOST
0:57
on Italian Wine Podcast.
Marc MillonHOST
0:59
Today, we travel to Le Marche, to Civita Nova Marche in the province of Macerata to meet my guest, Lucrezia Bencivenga, who is the commercial director of the Cantine Fonte Zoppa Winery.
Marc MillonHOST
1:12
Buongiorno, Lucrezia.
Marc MillonHOST
1:13
Many thanks for being my guest today.
Marc MillonHOST
1:15
How are you? And is it a beautiful day in Le Marche?
Lucrezia BencivengaGUEST
1:18
Buongiorno, and first of all, thank you for having me.
Lucrezia BencivengaGUEST
1:21
Yes, it is a beautiful day in the Marche region, and actually we are a couple of days before the first day of harvest, so it's always an exciting moment of the year.
Lucrezia BencivengaGUEST
1:51
Last year we finished in December because we have many varieties and we harvest Vernazza Nera di Serra Petrona in December.

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