Prosecco Hills

Historical sparkling wine estate located in the heart of the Prosecco Hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, a territory recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site and among the most prestigious and internationally recognized wine regions in Italy.

The winery represents a blend of tradition, territorial identity, and modern production capacity, with a fully equipped structure for the main stages of production, from sparkling wine making to bottling and packaging.

A historic wine brand, the company stands out for the excellence of its wines, awarded over the years with prestigious recognitions and appreciated for their quality, identity, and production method. A reputation and know-how heritage that are some of the distinguishing elements of the estate.

The property has a total of about 1,030 m², including production areas, exclusive courtyard, wine shop, and tasting room, set in a particularly valuable landscape and viticultural context.

Current production ranges between 180,000 and 200,000 bottles annually, with a significantly higher potential production capacity that could reach 400,000 bottles.

The main distinguishing element is the Valdobbiadene territory, the cradle of Prosecco Superiore DOCG: a unique hilly landscape characterized by steep slopes, predominantly manual viticulture, and a consolidated wine tradition. The UNESCO recognition further enhances the value and international recognition of the area, contributing to the development of the product, wine tourism, and wine-related experiences.

The estate, family-run and now in its third generation, preserves an important heritage of skills and know-how. The current owners are willing to provide long-term management and technical support, facilitating a gradual transition and ensuring operational continuity and transfer of corporate expertise.

On the banks of the Tagliamento river, in the province of Pordenone in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, rural hamlet with established accommodation business. The hamlet (6,934 sqm, 20 bedrooms) is made up of an 18th.century manorial villa, a gastaldia for the guests and several rural buildings to be restored that could be used to create many more bedrooms and living spaces. The 3.5-hectare park surrounding the buildings include an elegant Italian garden and a 14 x 8 m swimming pool with event venue.

It is also important to note how the property is located not far from one of the few bridges crossing the Tagliamento river: up until the 1970s it was strictly forbidden to build on “areas of military significance” and the Tagliamento was hold as such since, thanks to its expanse (over 2 km in certain spots), it constituted an excellent defensive line against potential invading forces coming from the East.

The location of the property is extremely convenient, not far from a small town providing all the necessary services (3km; 5’) and allows easily reaching several cities and landmarks in Northern Italy (Lignano Sabbiadoro, Palmanova, Udine, Pordenone, Aquileia, Redipuglia, Vittorio Veneto, Caporetto, Venice…)