The vines used
23 September 2021
How is the little “Adopt a vine” project going? It is a unique experience amid the rows of Garganega vines. As I described in the
How is the little “Adopt a vine” project going? It is a unique experience amid the rows of Garganega vines. As I described in the
In past newsletters I have spoken about the two CDO (Controlled Designation of Origin) subareas of Gambellara, Monti di Mezzo and Pianura, but today I
Today I will talk about my second news item, Sera, an orange wine with a bright orange colour connected with very old winemaking techniques, which
Here we are again this year at this long awaited event which is so frenetic and much loved, the grape harvest!I have been getting the
Do you remember my project “Adoptions in the vineyards”? A perfect occasion to let you discover all the different stages of a vineyard season after
In the last years the topic of caps for the closure of wine bottles is often discussed. We find the classic cork in different types, for example
I have already told you about terroir and subareas in Gambellara, today I’ll introduce you a new one: the subarea Pianura (countryside), one of the
Today I’d like to introduce you one of the two wines I’ve been working on lately: Alba, a rosé fizzy wine that will be released
I have been studying and trying the maceration of Garganega grape variety for several years, since 2015 to be precise. For those who don’t know
Together with Consorzio Tutela Vini Gambellara in 2004 we started a vine zonation project in collaboration with the University of Padua. Thanks to this study
As I told you in a previous newsletter there is the possibility to adopt my Garganega row of vines. The purpose is to let people
In the last days I have received a great news from Bio Guide, this guide is specific for organic products. My Gambellara Col Moenia and
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