Why Corte dei Venti?
Our grapes are so good also thanks to the wind

The name "Corte dei Venti" comes from the particular confluence of the winds that constantly blow in this area. Their presence allows a Mediterranean climate free of mists, which helps the health of both the vines during the growing season and the grapes during the harvest.

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History

The history of my winery goes back to 1943, when my family, the Pieri family, bought Piancornello farm. During the late 1980s, my maternal grandfather passed away and his daughter Silvana (my mother) inherited >>

Why Corte dei Venti?

Vineyards

Our vineyards are in hilly area, rich in iron limestone clay, cool and full of minerals. This area is also influenced by sea winds, which guarantee a prolonged and an excellent grapes ripening.

In cellar

The cellar is at controlled temperature and humidification and it is divided into two different areas: one for wine-making with steel tanks and the other for aging, with oak oak oak tonneaux and 25 hl wooden >>

Our olive grove

In Corte dei Venti winery there are also 3 hectares of centuries-old olive trees: such as Olivastra, Correggiolo and Moraiolo. We always pick the olives by hand and we immediately bring them to the mill >>