The territory
The Moscato hills, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Santo Stefano Belbo - Piedmont
A place before a wine
Before the Villa, before the butterfly, there are the hills. Santo Stefano Belbo has cultivated Moscato for centuries: hillside vineyards, worked by hand, from the Belbo valley floor up to the peaks. Since 2014 these landscapes have been UNESCO World Heritage Site.
It is also the land of Cesare PaveseThese hills have entered Italian literature.
The Seasons
A year of the vineyard, four chapters
Spring
The sprout
Summer
The wait
Autumn
The harvest
Winter
The rest
The rite
The harvest
The Moscato is hand-picked in the early hours of the morning, when the bunches are still cool and the aromas intact. The same gestures, every early September, for generations.
Our commitment
The case
For us, sustainability isn't a statement: it's a series of daily choices – in the vineyard, in.
The earth
Measured sustainability
Certified sustainable organisation Equalitycarbon and water footprint measured, emissions offset with
verified credits.
EQUALITAS - VERRA VCU
Quality
Rigor in every bottle
From winemaking to bottling, every stage meets international quality and food safety standards — with the highest degree: AA.
ISO 9001 - BRCGS Grade AA
The people
The territory's work
Behind every bottle is the work of
local people, protected in accordance with international ethical standards SA8000 - today as in.
SA8000
