MONTELVINI

Montelvini is a historic winemaking town in the Veneto region, deeply linked to the Asolo area and the Treviso sparkling wine tradition. The company's origins date back to 1881, when the Serena family began their journey in the world of wine, transforming over time a passion passed down from generation to generation into a point of reference for the production of Prosecco and quality sparkling wines. Today, Montelvini represents the encounter between experience, innovation, and a strong territorial identity, always maintaining a strong connection with the Veneto hills and the local wine culture. One of Montelvini's distinctive features is its focus on the Asolo Prosecco DOCG area, an area characterized by hills of great scenic value and ideal climatic conditions for growing vines. The company values these peculiarities through production oriented towards quality, sustainability and the constant search for the balance between tradition and modern technologies. Every production stage, from grape selection to sparkling wine making, is carefully curated to preserve freshness, aromatic elegance, and expressive authenticity. Montelvini also stands out for its ability to innovate while respecting tradition. Alongside the classic Prosecco DOC and DOCG, the company has developed modern and versatile lines dedicated to a contemporary audience, including rosé sparkling wines and alcohol-free products, designed for new consumption styles without sacrificing quality. The focus on bottle design, brand recognizability and sensory experience also helps to strengthen the elegant and dynamic identity of the winery. Over the years, Montelvini has achieved national and international recognition thanks to the quality of its wines and its ability to represent Italian sparkling wine excellence worldwide. The company's philosophy is based on the valorization of the local area, family passion, and the constant pursuit of a balance between tradition, innovation, and conviviality, elements that make every label an authentic expression of Venetian style.