Wine is a bridge

Prospettiva6 in Giardini Rurali

For us, wine is not an end.

It is a means.

There are wines born to reach a result.

To confirm something.

To fit a precise idea of what is “right”.

We have always believed wine should serve something else.

Not to close a conversation.

But to open it.

For us, wine is not an end.

It is a bridge.

A bridge that connects people, places, and emotions.

That brings together what was once separate.

That creates experiences and perspectives that remain, even after, within those who have lived them.

And this is exactly where its value lies.

A bridge is never the destination.

And it is never the protagonist.

It exists to go beyond.

This is why we are not interested in making wines that stand on their own.

We are interested in making wines that find their meaning in the moment they are lived.

Within an ordinary day.

Within a specific evening.

Within a moment shaped by the place you are in, the people you share it with, the atmosphere that makes it unique and unrepeatable.

Wine changes.

It changes with time, with place, with the person who drinks it.

Because every moment is different.

This is where our way of doing things begins.

For us, cultivating means taking care of the conditions.

With attention.

With respect.

With curiosity.

We observe, experiment, explore.

We engage with other people, other viewpoints, other sensitivities.

Sometimes we find confirmation.

Sometimes we realize it is time to change direction.

It is part of the journey.

We are not looking for a formula to replicate.

We are looking for a balance that makes sense here and now, for someone.

Every vintage is different.

Every wine is a proposal.

We prefer wines that leave space.

That stand beside you.

That allow the person drinking them to bring something of their own.

Wine, without those who live it, is incomplete.

It becomes real when it enters into a relationship with a place, with an emotion, with a person.

When it connects a landscape to a conversation.

A moment to a memory.

What we do, in the end, is this:

we create wines and experiences that tie themselves to the context in which they are lived.

To the place.

To the moment.

To the perspective of those who encounter them.

Perhaps this is why we like to speak of wines that are authentic, expressive, alive.

Everything else comes later.