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The satin-finished bottle, emblem of Cantine Giacomo Montresor, was patented at the beginning of the 1900s to protect the wine from the ocean's sun during the first exports to North America.
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The “Capitello” at the intersection in a small village of Valpolicella: a very old stone on which the figure of the Madonna is painted and which in the past was regarded by as a votive icon by the peasantry
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Corvina, Corvinone, Rondinella, Molinara and Oseleta grapes all grow on the three types of Valpolicella soil.
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“Le Fattorie” incorporates the history of Montresor in the area. Its 4 wines are the symbol of the terroir that identify the company’s nuances and versatility. Three wines express the characteristic nature of the three key areas in our region: the Soave, Lugana and Valpolicella areas. The fourth wine, a pure Cabernet Sauvignon, contains the Montresor’s French origins in its elegance.
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The idea sprang up in the 2000 s, with the desire to open up the winery to street art and transform part of it into a gallery of contemporary art: a mix of classicism and the avanguarde, of the art of wine and the more classic forms of artistic expression.
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The wines in this line can be thought of as the gateway for anyone entering the Montresor universe sensory journey
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Montresor can boast a long tradition in the making of sparkling wines, which began in 1956 with Recioto Spumante.
