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Calmasino, Italy
Alberto Nani reflects the cleaner, sustainability-led side of Prosecco DOC: organic and vegan sparkling wine built around Glera from the Treviso hills. In Calmasino, the appeal is less cellar-door theatre than a production-led view of contemporary Veneto wine, with a polished style, accessible price tier, and an emphasis on farming without pesticides, insecticides, or herbicides.
Calmasino, Italy
Valetti is a design-led winery in Calmasino, set inside the Bardolino Classico DOC frame on the southern side of Lake Garda. Its appeal is less about an encyclopedic portfolio narrative than the way wine, terrace geometry, family production and lake-facing hospitality are made visible in one contemporary setting.
Calmasino, Italy
Vigneti Villabella is a Bardolino Classico winery in Calmasino with a Lake Garda identity shaped by morainic hills, native Veneto grapes, and estate hospitality at Villa Cordevigo. Its range spans Bardolino, Chiaretto, Valpolicella, Lugana, Custoza, Soave and Garda wines, with organic and sustainable farming central to the production story.
Calmasino, Italy
Villa Calicantus is a small biodynamic winery in Calmasino, working within Bardolino Classico DOC rather than treating Lake Garda wine tourism as scenery alone. Its appeal is the combination of native Verona grapes, low-yield farming, guided tastings, food pairings, and a hillside setting that makes the appellation’s softer, lake-moderated character easier to understand.
Calmasino, Italy
Villabelvedere is a Calmasino winery tied to Bardolino Classico, with a quiet estate setting on the morainic hills associated with Lake Garda. Its appeal is less about spectacle than place: still red wines, vineyard context, and a classic Veneto wine-country frame under the Gruppo Italiano Vini umbrella.
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