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Free festival celebrating historic Costa Wine returns to Berisso this July weekend
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Free festival celebrating historic Costa Wine returns to Berisso this July weekend

From La Naciรณn · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • The 22nd Provincial Festival of Costa Wine will be held in Berisso, Buenos Aires, from July 10-12, offering free entry.
  • The festival celebrates the recovery and consolidation of the historic Costa Wine from Berisso, a unique regional product.
  • Attendees can enjoy wine tastings, regional product fairs, local crafts, food, and live music, with guided tours of vineyards also available.

Berisso, Buenos Aires, is set to host the 22nd Provincial Festival of Costa Wine from July 10-12, an event celebrating the region's unique viticultural heritage. The festival, held at the Municipal Gymnasium on 9th and 169th streets, offers free admission and will feature activities from midday until night.

The event aims to promote regional production and preserve the history of Costa Wine, a product that has seen a significant revival. Local producers will offer tastings and sales of various Costa Wine varieties, maintaining a tradition that has been revitalized in recent decades. The festival is organized by the Municipality of Berisso in collaboration with the Costa Wine Cooperative and faculties from the National University of La Plata.

Beyond wine, the festival will showcase a fair with regional producers, artisans, and food entrepreneurs offering local sweets, preserves, honey, liqueurs, cheeses, and other regional specialties. The program also includes homemade wine contests, artisanal jam competitions, talks, exhibitions, and guided tours of vineyards and the Costa Wine Cooperative. Live music and folk dance performances will provide entertainment throughout the celebration, creating a festive atmosphere for visitors.

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Originally published by La Naciรณn in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.