This is how Franco Balter called his wine, produced at home before building the winery, combining the names of his two children: Barbara and Nicola. Today Barbanico is a Lagrein base with the addition of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot.

It is the youngest of our Amarones, a perfect combination of tradition and modernity, between pleasantness and intensity, capable of keeping up, in terms of taste and typicality, with Amarones with longer refinements. Its strong point is that it originates from a land historically suited to great...

The Vigna Ex-Pereto has a soil characterized by a clayey texture (14.4% sand and 32.5% clay), therefore humid in spring and dry in summer, which gives the vineyard a medium vigor. The South-West exposure guarantees good brightness and warmth in summer. it is a soil very rich in potassium, which...

It is a symbol of our land: the everyday wine, young, simple, fresh, joyful, rich in aromas of morello cherry and cherry, characteristic for its extraordinary drinkability. Drinking it is like crossing the valleys of Classic Valpolicella, capturing its colors and scents, learning about its...

Our Cabernet Franc, vinified alone, comes from vines over fifty years old and best expresses the characteristics of that journey that started from the Pyrenees and went up to the Loire region to arrive in Veneto during the eighteenth century, where it acclimatised perfectly to the new habitat...

Pinot Noir is the latest grape variety to arrive on our hills. In the Lessini mountains, characterized by considerable temperature variations, Pinot Noir benefits from the constant breeze, maintains a fruity flavor and a strong body while the soil gives it freshness and minerality.

It comes from the Jago vineyards, a balcony stretching out towards the Negrar valley and protected behind by the Masua hill. Son of one of the best crus of Valpolicella, it is produced with the traditional Ripasso technique, the exclusive heritage of Valpolicella and its oenology. Rich in aromas...

Dedicated to our Guglielmi ancestors, who in the nineteenth century first began cultivating vines in Jago: the return to the origins. Produced only in the best vintages, it is the hymn to the tradition of Amarone. Eight years of aging in wood, in the dark and cool cellar, is a wine that offers...