Albino Armani
When we talk about Albino Armani, we immerse ourselves in a story that has its roots in four centuries of winemaking tradition, a narrative that spans generations and territories, expanding between Veneto, Trentino and Friuli. This winery represents a bridge between the past and the future, where each bottle tells not only the story of a family, but also that of an entire wine region.
The lands of Albino Armani extend between the DOC of the Tre Venezie, a territory that evokes landscapes of rare beauty and oenological richness. Here, tradition intertwines with a modern and sustainable approach, aimed at protecting and enhancing native vines. The winery has chosen to preserve the environment and its resources, adopting cultivation practices that respect the ecosystem, in a perfect combination of innovation and respect for nature.
The grape varieties grown such as Pinot Grigio and Marzemino find fertile ground in the production philosophy of Albino Armani to express their full potential. Pinot Grigio Colle Ara, the winery's flagship wine, is an emblematic example of this dedication to quality. With its refined aromatic profile, it recalls hints of fresh fruit and white flowers, offering a sip of elegance and freshness, capable of surprising even the most demanding palates.
The Albino Armani winery is a fascinating journey through history and innovation, an experience that invites you to discover the beauty of the Tre Venezie through its wines. Let yourself be enveloped by the tradition and authenticity of the Albino Armani labels, available on Vino45, and experience the essence of a one-of-a-kind territory.
Address:
Località Ceradello, 401 - Dolcè (Verona) Italy
MoreFour hundred years of history in viticulture in the Adige Valley for the Armani family, proven by the notary documents of 1607 in the name of Domenico Armani and preserved in the Historical Archive of Trento. a collective story that from that moment takes the family name. Today the Albino Armani Company has expanded its estates and territories ranging, in addition to the Val d'Adige, with the Veneto estates in Valpolicella and in the Marca Trevigiana, with the Trentino from Vallagarina, with the lands at the foot of Montebaldo and Lessinia, and, finally, in Friuli in the Grave Friulana. The common denominator is respect for the territory and putting man at the center, with his experience and attention, which combines tradition with the search for innovation because, as Albino Armani says, "Tradition alone is not enough".
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