^“Making wine is a sign of civilisation and it strengthens the link between man and his land, his origins and tradition_”

Here, among our hills, on a strip of green land that separates the world that races from that which takes life at a slower pace, the roots develop naturally thanks to man’s efforts; here, that spirituality trodden down constantly by modern civilisation still seems, despite everything, to be intact. In our family’s production philosophy, the phases of the grape harvest respect the law and timing of nature, and this simplicity is reflected in the balance of our wines.

Embracing this production philosophy, the mission today is to be sustainable, for this we conduct our vineyards with natural methods, using only fertilizers such as manure and humus, by practicing mechanical weeding and celebrating the first certified organic harvest in 2021.

A land that has always been a crossroads of European cultures and a great white wine area where our family, for more than three generations, continues to carry out with passion ambitious and unconventional projects, with the sole objective of telling in a glass the uniqueness of these lands and the passion for wine.

We represents the native soul of the territory, from Friulano to Ribolla, but not only that typical, such as Merlot and Cabernet, who have found the right environment to grow after 40 years. Friuli today is a land known all over the world for great white wines, but the Zamò family has always also focused on red wines without any half-words, to continue the path already started with the Ronco dei Roseti, and to give value to the native vines such as Pignolo and Refosco dal peduncolo rosso, The Commission’s proposals are based on a number of principles.

The 40% of the 65 hectares of vineyards owned and rented, a good 40% are occupied by red grape varieties, a percentage which is definitely above the regional average. Obviously this does not lead to the neglect of white wines, which provide an essential base