Set amidst the unique landscape of the Castelli Romani, this winery represents a rare blend of history, quality, and entrepreneurial opportunity. Founded in 1909, the estate has been producing fine wines for over a century, expressing the essence of the volcanic soils of the DOC areas of Rome, Marino, and Colli Albani.

The company’s guiding philosophy is both simple and powerful: “Quality in Tradition.” More than 110 years of expertise, combined with the most modern vinification and bottling technologies, ensure wines of exceptional quality, capable of satisfying even the most demanding markets.

Key figures of the estate

• Total surface: 33 hectares
• Vineyards: 32 hectares
• Olive grove: 1 hectare
• Winery: 750 sqm with 2 vinification plants and 2 bottling lines
• Storage capacity: over 36,000 hl in stainless steel tanks
• Annual production: approx. 300,000 bottles
• Farmhouse: 250 sqm, suitable for conversion into Agriturismo or B&B
• 3 direct sales points + on-site shop
• Extra virgin olive oil in bottles

A winery ready for hospitality

The estate, accessible through a tree-lined avenue, offers ample parking spaces for buses and organizes guided tours in both Italian and English, with tastings and takeaway gift packs available.

Thanks to its strategic location along the Cammino di San Tommaso, the Via Francigena of the South, and the historic Via Appia, the winery holds strong potential for further development in wine tourism.

Wines and terroir

Production includes some of the most appreciated varieties: Syrah, Merlot, Malvasia, Roma Rosso and Bianco, Chardonnay, Castelli Romani Bianco, Rosso, and Rosato. The volcanic soils impart minerality and sapidity—qualities increasingly valued by both consumers and international markets.

Social commitment and human value

A distinctive feature of the estate is its social project dedicated to the blind and visually impaired, who, through tastings and training courses, can gain professional access to the world of wine. An initiative that blends inclusion, culture, and sensitivity.

A rare opportunity:
This property is not only a productive winery but a true multifunctional estate, capable of combining wine production, wine tourism, and cultural experiences. A valuable investment in the Castelli Romani—land of history and wine, just outside Rome.