Between Bardolino and Albarè di Costermano, on the moraine hills that rise gently above Lake Garda, this estate has been cultivated for over half a century by a community whose relationship with the land runs deeper than agriculture alone. The vineyards here are not simply a production project — they are the expression of a long-held commitment to the territory, to knowledge passed on, and to work done with care and intention.
Your visit begins in the vineyard itself, where a guide will walk you through the vines and explain how the estate tends its historic varietals — balancing respect for tradition with a quiet attentiveness to quality. From there, the tour continues into the barrel cellar, where the wines rest and the character of each harvest takes shape.
The tasting brings together five wines, each one named for a value or figure tied to the history of the estate. You'll move from a crisp, dry white to a structured red aged in barrel — accompanied by a selection of local charcuterie and cheeses. Every glass connects back to the land you've just walked through.
What makes this tasting different is the storey behind it: a project born from a genuine desire to honour the territory and give back to it — through wine, through work, and through the community that tends it.