Estate of
Superstitions
A unique terroir, sculpted by millennia of geological history: the region's largest fluvial depositional environment, featuring soils rich in Quaternary gravels resting upon the Pleistocene formations of the Cellino.
It is in this terroir that we grow Pinot Grigio: our only non-native variety, capable through its many expressions of interpreting every nuance of this land.
A unique terroir, shaped by millennia of geological history: the region’s largest fluvial depositional environment, with soils rich in Quaternary gravels resting on the Pleistocene Cellino formations.
The estate takes its name from the region’s rural tradition of superstition, a symbol of artisanal, biodynamic viticulture that respects, for better or worse, the events of each vintage and the harvests they shape.
known for their fierce winds that sweep through the valley, ensuring significant temperature variations which are vital for the aromatic quality of the grapes.