Summary
The wine producing company is a family-owned estate winery based in Venice.
They produce high quality red and white still wines as well as premium quality Prosecco.
They own 70 hectares of vineyards between the wine area denominated Venezia DOC and the hills of Conegliano-Valdobbiadene and they focus their sales in bars and restaurants.
Their main market are located in north and central Italy and in several countries in Europe and oversea
Description
The story of this company is the story of a family, a story of love for wine and hospitality that spans three generations of people who have expressed their passion in a territory dedicated to excellence and made quality their life’s mission.
Their family story began in 1951 in the heart of the “Lison Pramaggiore” area, nowadays an essential part of the new “Venezia” controlled denomination of origin.
Beginning with 18 hectares run as a tenant farmer by the grandfather, going on from one generation to the next, the vineyard has grown over 33 hectares, with the addition of the same number of hectares owned by selected, loyal suppliers who their agronomists and wine-makers support in caring for their vineyards and grapes in order to guarantee constant production quality; for over half a century the family has pursued a single dream, to advance while staying faithful to tradition and the wines that over the years have been a symbol of the company’s success.
The company has always thought that producing wine means undertaking a lifelong project for the employees and their children. The results of such a project come from our their efforts and tenacity. Nature conveys the importance of patience and the pleasure of generosity, and in this direction the company perseveres, transforming the business and renewing the promise to seek quality in every detail.
The strength of their wines lies mainly in the soil, microclimate and vineyards. The company markets its wines in northern and central Italy and in several countries in Europe and oversea such as Romania, Portugal, Switzerland, Poland, Netherlands, England, Belgium, Spain, France, Germany, Malta, Venezuela, New Zealand and Japan.