PIAVE'S BELLUSSERA WITH A WALK IN THE VINEYARD
BELLESE VINI
Informazioni sull'esperienza
We take you for a walk under the beautiful architecture of Bellussera. From spring to autumn, nature explodes with its luxuriance, the crickets sing, the leaves take on a thousand different colors, the blackbirds whistle. You will relive memories of distant summers immersed in the nature of the Piave. Leave the rush behind and enjoy the plain of the Marca Trevigiana and discover with us why it is called Gioiosa et Amorosa. We will describe the history of this beautiful plant and we will combine our wines with cold crostini of typical food specialties of the area.
The experience includes
- Winery visit
- Walk in the vineyard
- History of Bellussera and anecdotes of local history
Tasting of 3 wines: RaBoso i.g.t. del Veneto and 373 spumante brut millesimato
Matching with crostini and typical food specialties of the territory
Prodotti in degustazione
373 - Vino Bianco Spumante Brut Millesimato
Raboso Piave IGT del Veneto
Informazioni sull'host
For three generations, for Bellese Vini the cultivation of grapes is not just work, but it is the manifestation of love for the places of their birth, landscapes hidden in the lower reaches of the Piave River, far from the city life that with its rhythms erases peace and serenity. Rhythms that can be easily found here in the dirt roads that flank the expanses of vines in an alternation of modern Guyot and monumental Bellussere, framed by tree-lined hedges, elm woods, plane trees and spontaneous elder trees.
They grow their own grapes. The origin of their wine is certified by the efforts they make in the vineyard and in the cellar. They try to defend the terroir and its peculiarities, to preserve the landscape that surrounds them. In a single word: they are Fivi Winegrowers.
Just as their grandparents taught them the value of sacrifice, the hard work of obtaining sustenance from the land, the respect for the part of the world that we do not own, they too will pass it on to future generations.