Small family cellar at Vigolo in Negrar producing Valpolicella Classico, Ripasso, Amarone and Recioto, plus an olive oil pressed from the trees standing in the vineyard.
Address: Via Vigolo 16, 37024 Negrar di Valpolicella, Verona, Italy
The Recchia family has grown grapes at Cà Bertoldi in Negrar since 1906. The family house doubles as the tasting room and the harvest for Recioto and Amarone starts in mid September.
Tasting: Guided visits and tastings at the family house in Negrar.
The Recchia family has grown grapes at Cà Bertoldi in Negrar since 1906. The family house doubles as the tasting room and the harvest for Recioto and Amarone starts in mid September.
Tasting: Guided visits and tastings at the family house in Negrar.
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