Valdobbiadene, a Unesco wine land
Valdobbiadene is located among the hills near Treviso, midway between the Dolomites and the Adriatic Sea, a unique combination of climatic factors.
The first historical memories of Valdobbiadene go back to the 11th century, when local squires controlled the territory as vassals of the Holy Roman Empire. Afterwards, at the end of the 14th century, the Republic of Venice brought a peaceful period that lasted for more than four centuries. This ancient charming town has a unique landscape due to nature as well as to men taking care of the land. For this reason, it was declared Unesco World Heritage in 2019.
Climate and soil
During springtime, the area is protected from the cold northern winds. During summertime, cool sea breezes from the Adriatic sea guarantee a good difference between day and night temperature.
The soil is of alluvial origin and is made of silt and clay loam, with a good amount of minerals and microorganisms. The grapes we produce here are perfect for the production of quality sparkling wines with an intense and aromatic bouquet. Floral notes, mineral character, and a good acidity are their main features.
Our vineyards are on steep hillsides, which make it harder to work, but it is so fascinating.
