Our vineyards
High-quality wines are crafted in the vineyard.
Doing this correctly saves a lot of trouble later in the process.
Heart of Piedmont
Our vineyards are situated in the heart of Piedmont, nestled on the hills of Monferrato and near the Tanaro River.
his region is characterized by stunning white chalk and loam soils, which are ideal for growing high-quality grapes. With a careful selection of the right rootstock, our fertile soils provide our vines with remarkable diversity.
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The iDivini vineyards are located in an area designated as a buffer zone of the UNESCO World Heritage area, allowing us to proudly claim that we are truly in the "heart of Piedmont."
We are also honored to have renowned neighbors such as Alba, Nizza Monferrato, Barolo, Barbaresco, and, of course, Asti.
Working the grapes with love
We made a crucial decision to keep the vineyards close to the cellar. This allows for a short and controlled supply chain between the grape harvest and the cellar, ensuring that the transition is quick.
This proximity creates an excellent foundation for beginning the winemaking process.
A pure wine
The production of high-quality wines starts in the vineyard.
At iDivini, we proudly refrain from using insecticides or herbicides.
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Although this approach demands more manual labor in the fields, we believe the outcome is what truly matters. We are committed to delivering a pure and honest product.
Autochthonous grapes
We found it to be an exciting challenge to work with the local grape varieties from our region. Additionally, we cultivate several international grape varieties that thrive exceptionally well in our area.
Barbera, Freisa, Pinot Nero, and Nebbiolo are excellent choices for producing mono-varietal wines, but they also shine when blended in a cuvée.
A great example of how international grapes and unique autochthonous varieties can complement each other is our Vino Spumante di Qualità 'La Pricca' - Metodo Classico. In this wine, we combine the structure of Pinot Nero with the floral and mineral notes of Cortese.
