Wineries

Antico Broilo

ANTICOBROILO winery is a family-owned business that produces high-quality wine using traditional techniques and modern technology. They are dedicated to preserving the nature and biodiversity of the region while creating delicious and unique blends that reflect the local terroir. The winery offers a wide range of wines, including red, white and rosé wines, as well as sparkling and dessert wines. Their commitment to excellence and sustainability has earned them a reputation as one of the top wineries in the country.

Altùris

Azienda Agricola Althea is a winery known for producing high-quality wines that reflect the unique characteristics of the surrounding terrain. Their vineyards are carefully tended by a team of skilled viticulturists using sustainable and traditional farming techniques. The winemakers follow a minimalist approach, allowing the grapes to express themselves fully in the finished product. Their wines range from light and refreshing to complex and full-bodied, making them perfect for any occasion.

Azienda Del Poggio

Zamo' - Azienda Agricola Le Vigne di Zamò

Rosa Bosco Srl

Azienda Agricola Dorigo Girolamo

Castello di Buttrio Srl

Vigna Petrussa

Azienda Agricola Ca' di Bon

Dorigo Girolamo

Consorzio Tutela Vini Doc Friuli Latisana

The Friuli Latisana D.O.C. Consortium employs the collaboration of technicians who follow the production of wine in all its stages: from the planting of the cuttings up to the stage of bottling, ensuring in this way even to the smallest farms to obtain a superior quality.



The production area of ​​Friuli Latisana includes approximately 370 hectares of specialized vineyards, grown mainly with Casarsa method, and in some cases more recent installations, with spurred cordon.

Consorzio Per La Tutela Dei Vini Doc Friuli Annia

The Consortium for the Protection of the Friuli Annia D.O.C. Wines is newly established and provides in its statute, as the primary objective, to the qualitative growth of its vineyards and its wines.



The constant specialization has led the production in this region to an optimal balance between the best quality and peculiarity of identification, meeting the consensus of the most careful consumers.



Friuli Annia is the most recent designation created in Friuli Venezia Giulia, approved by the Decree of 27th October 1995.




The area with Designation of Controlled Origin Friuli Annia is crossed by the ancient consular road Via Annia, built by the Roman praetor Titus Annius Rufus in 131 BC, the road that connected the early Christian big town of Aquileia to Iulia Concordia, now Concordia Sagittaria. The Via Annia was connected, then, to the important Via Emilia.