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THE APPIAN WAY TELLS A UNIQUELY ITALIAN STORY: IS A LIVING LANDSCAPE The Via Appia owes its name to Appius Claudius Caecus, who sought to connect Rome with Capua, a wealthy city in the region once known as Campania Felix, celebrated for its fertile farmland and abundant harvests. Before the Appian Way disappears once again into the countryside of the Ager Falernus, there is time for a glass of Falernian wine, the most prized wine of ancient Rome, at the Bianchino estate. The Appian Way: A Uniquely Italian Story | GreenMarked