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- Grapes used to produce the ’Soave’ wines with the additional specification of the ’Colli Scaligeri’ sub-area must be produced in the area demarcated as follows: Starting from the western area (San Martino Buon Albergo), from Marcellise in San Rocco, it descends into the Bosco della Fratta as far as Fenilon. From there, flanking the road dividing the plain from the hill, it reaches Palù and then runs as far as Casette in the direction of San Giacomo. From there, skirting the hill overlooking it, it turns onto the provincial road in the direction of Monticelli in the municipality of Lavagno. It runs through Fontana as far as San Pietro (Lavagno). Flanking the road which forms the border between the plain and the hill, it proceeds through Villa Alberti, passing Boschetto, Turano, until intersecting the Progno di Mezzane at altitude 92, following it to the north until intersecting with Via Leon which runs towards the east and then towards the south, in the direction of C. Spiazzi, and then through Squarzego, Montecurto di Sopra, Canova and Casotti. From there it continues to the east as far as Calle in the municipality of Illasi, to the south via the provincial road to the church at San Zeno, and then towards the east as far as Ceriani. From there it proceeds to Villa and follows the road that divides the hill from the plain next to Naronchi. It then runs south through San Pietro, flanking the road until reaching Pontesello and Caneva to the north as far as Orgnano. From Orgnano it runs to the north-east following the profile of the hill and reaches San Vittore. From there the road heads north through Molini until reaching the municipality of Cazzano di Tramigna in Cantina Sociale, passing through Fenil del Monte. It proceeds as far as via Molini (through Cazzano di Tramigna) and before intersecting Via Siro Conti it turns to the south-south-east through Chiavica, beyond Canova until reaching the municipality of Soave at Costeggiola. It rises towards the north-east following the boundary of Soave Classico through Casa Nui, Villa Visco, Valle Crivellara, then continuing towards to the east always flanking the classic area through Meggiano and Ca’ Vecchie. The demarcation line then proceeds north through i Motti in the municipality of Montecchia di Crosara, through Castello, passing through the centre of Montecchia, passing Biondari as far as Lauri. From there the road crosses the provincial road to the basalt quarry and then towards the south in the direction of Danesi di Sotto, Casarotti and Dal Cero. It then enters the municipality of Roncà to the east, passing through Prandi and reaching the settlement of Roncà (see details C1 and C2). From there it runs in the direction of Vittori and, to the south, Momello, Binello, until reaching Calderina on the boundary with the municipality of Gambellara. The demarcation follows the border with the province of Vicenza with the municipalities of Monteforte, Roncà and San Giovanni Ilarione as far as the road that crosses the provincial border, to the south of the Monte Madarosa; it then joins that road in the direction of San Giovanni Ilarione, passing Deruti, Lovati, Paludi and Rossetti as far as the aforementioned settlement; from there it follows the road through Cereghi, Fornace and Tessari at altitude 250, runs along the Vaio Muni to Soejo and then continues as far as the point where the boundaries of the municipalities of Tregnago, San Giovanni Ilarione and Cazzano meet. From that point the demarcation follows the boundary of the municipality of Cazzano as far as Soraighe; from there it follows the road that runs below the slopes of M. Bastia, first towards the north and then to the east below C. Andreani. From there it follows the road through Montecchia di Crosara and meets the Albo river. Having joined the road from Tolotti, it turns south via altitude 300 which passes below C. Brustoloni and joins the road which leads to the Dami via altitude 326; from there the boundaries between Soave, Cazzano and Montecchia meet at altitude 418, from where it follows the boundary between Cazzano and Montecchia towards the north until, after 100 metres, it intersects with a track along which it continues to the west as far as C. Fontana Fora. It then follows the track to the south as far as Pissolo di Sopra and continues in the direction of Pissolo di Sotto until it passes the settlement. It continues through Chiavica and then follows the road which leads from Canova to Cazzano di Tramigna. It reaches the centre of Cazzano (altitude 100), curves to the west as far as T. Tramigna and then descends towards the south to the bridge on the road to Illasi. It follows that road to the west as far as the crossroads of S. Colombano and then follows the road as far as the chapel (altitude 135). It continues south (see detail A2*) as far as Grisi, and then east-south-east passing through Case Val dell’Oco and continuing as far as Cereolo di Sopra. It follows the road leading to Cereolo di Sotto and then the road which, to the west, reaches Bocca Scaluce and follows firstly the track to the north and then the road which beyond Pistoza will reach the road to Illasi. It follows it briefly (about 100 metres) west and then follows the track which skirts C.Troni to the north, and then, still to the west, takes the road that joins the road to Illasi. It takes that road towards the south for about 250 metres and then, towards the west, the road that passes to the south of Mormontea until close to km 16 on the road to Illasi. It takes that road south-west and briefly follows the Illasi river. It crosses the river and continues along the road to i Guerri from where it follows, to the west, an imaginary line from Montecurto di Sopra to i Guerri (see detail A3*), and following that line it intersects the municipal boundary of Illasi, at Montecurto di Sopra. It then follows this boundary to the north until close to altitude 92 on the road to Lione. It follows that road to the north, passing through Lione, past C. Spiazzi, and at Leon S.Marco takes the road which to the north-east reaches C. Santi altitude 135. From there it follows the road to Fratta for about 300 metres to the west and then to the north, through Fratta and to the west as far as Mezzane di Sotto. It then follows the road to the south which skirts Casoni, Turano, Val di Mezzo, goes beyond Boschetto and reaches altitude 73 at Villa Alberti. It then follows the road south-west as far as Barco di Sopra and then continues firstly to the west and then to the north-west until it intersects the road to S. Briccio. It follows it north-east as far as Casetta and then follows the track west to the road along which it reaches S. Rocco. That area also includes the hills of the Monte Rocca and the Monte Gazzo in the municipality of Caldiero and of the Monte Bisson in the municipality of Soave, which is demarcated as follows: Demarcation ‘Monte Gazzo’- ‘Monte Rocca’ – Municipality of Caldiero. Starting from the Padana national road No 11 at the thermal baths of Giunone it takes the road leading to the thermal baths, skirting the slopes of Monte Gazzo as far as altitude 53. From there it turns to the left following the profile of the hill forming the boundary of the Monte Rocca until it meets the municipal road. It turns left towards the centre of Caldiero as far as the square. It then continues to the right until joining the Zecconelli municipal road to the left, leaving it almost immediately to proceed towards the north following the altitude until joining the railway. From here it follows the railway, continuing east until the beginning of the demarcation. ‘Monte Bisson’ demarcation – Municipality of Soave. Starting at the capital in Fornello and proceeding clockwise towards the north it continues along the municipal road of Bisson, as far as the intersection with the road leading to the settlement of San Vittore. It continues, keeping to the right, following the profile of the hill towards the south, to altitude 42 as far as the Bisson farmstead, and from there, still at altitude 42, it proceeds westward towards the municipal road leading to Fornello in the municipality of Colognola ai Colli.