We have always lived in the hills of Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore, a bounteous land that from east to west opens up in various and contradictory forms; those of Valdobbiadene being difficult yet fragile, while those of Conegliano are harmonious and rounded. They are a succession of geological and climatic diversities to which the Glera has become adapted over the centuries, expressing itself in richly nuanced wines.

Fifteen municipalities are witness to the millennial path of evolution of these places, thriving on tradition and rituals, in this landscape designated by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

Our vineyards extend into the Feletti area immediately to the north and west of Conegliano, a hilly promontory that rises to the town of San Pietro di Feletto, known for its unique landscape and environmental value. Historically, it was the centre of reference for the wine-making practices of the Denomination.

The valleys and sinkholes interspersed with vertical rock walls and natural caves, the different colours of the soils, the sunny plains that interrupt the succession of ups and downs, the woods and hedges that border the fields, are evidence of the ancient origin of these gentle hills. Signs that mix with everyday life and fortify the typicality and superior quality of our products.