Tuscia

Tuscia, full of ancient Etruscan settlements,
is a noble land located north of Rome,
covering much of the province of Viterbo and stretching as far north as the Tuscan border.
It is on this soil that the Etruscans settled
when they arrived from Asia Minor, bringing with them the olive tree, a symbol of peace,
a gift from Nature to Man that would produce
an extraordinary fruit that found in Tuscia
both its natural habitat and the agricultural
tradition that makes the area one of today’s
most productive in Italy for extra virgin olive oil
and wine.