THE GREGOLETTO FAMILY ALBUM RECOUNTS THE STORIES OF OUR WORK, THE WINES WE MAKE AND OUR LONG VITICULTURAL HISTORY.
1600. Extract of a legal agreement between the Gregoletto family and the Abbey of Follina. Page 46 certifies the first contract signed by one of our ancestors and the Abbey, dated 9th of December 1600, for the cultivation of a vineyard and plots that until this day are still cultivated by us. From this document it can also be gleaned that at least from 1457 the vineyards on the hillside of Colzanin, where until today the Gregoletto estate is located, produced white grapes and of superior quality than those produced on the valley floor.THE GREGOLETTO FAMILY ALBUM RECOUNTS THE STORIES OF OUR WORK, THE WINES WE MAKE AND OUR LONG VITICULTURAL HISTORY.
1700. The image of the tree and the vine does not only stand for the cadastral stamp certifying the extent, value and ownership of the land and its ancient agricultural activity, but also the deep bond our family has with this soil, which, after more than 400 years we still tend every day.THE GREGOLETTO FAMILY ALBUM RECOUNTS THE STORIES OF OUR WORK, THE WINES WE MAKE AND OUR LONG VITICULTURAL HISTORY.
1803. The cadastral map of the Austrian armed forces, the so-called Kriegskarte, or War Map drawn up by Baron Von Zach, shows that even under very difficult circumstances the cultivation of the vines was uninterrupted.THE GREGOLETTO FAMILY ALBUM RECOUNTS THE STORIES OF OUR WORK, THE WINES WE MAKE AND OUR LONG VITICULTURAL HISTORY.
1934. Certification of Fedeltà alla terra, or loyalty to the soil, an honour only given to families that have been working the same soils for more than 100 years.THE GREGOLETTO FAMILY ALBUM RECOUNTS THE STORIES OF OUR WORK, THE WINES WE MAKE AND OUR LONG VITICULTURAL HISTORY.
2000. CD covers of The Million Dollar Hotel and All You Can't Leave Behind, with a written dedication to Giuseppe Gregoletto by Bono of U2, our occasional customer.
VISITS TO THE ESTATE AND WINERY
On appointment we welcome visitors to our estate, where we organise tastings and tours of the ancient cellars and the library containing many ancient, and not so ancient documents and works of art concerning oenology and viticulture.