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The property covers 21 hectares of vineyards:
The Callegari Emilio family business is located in northern Italy. For many years it has been producing different grape varieties in the area of the province of Treviso between the comunes of Villorba, Arcade and Spresiano. The cultivated grapes varieties include : Pinot Grigio, Merlot and Prosecco as well as a small production of Johanniter varieties with resistant characteristics (PIWI family), of which the Callegari Emilio family business was one of the first producers in the Treviso province back in 2019.
From the Callegari Emilio family business was born the brand Sorelle Callegari that takes its name from the three sisters of the new generation of the Callegari family. The brand Sorelle Callegari maintains its own wine production from grape varieties exclusively produced by the family farm to preserve its uniqueness.
The authenticity and quality of the grapes and wine come from the enviromental respect and minimum usage of sulphites. Furthermore, thanks to the ongoing collaboration with Tenuta Baron, that is located close the estate’s vineyards, the brand Sorelle Callegari produces and bottles its own wine, guaranteeing the utmost care at each step and offering advice for a safe and up-to-date production process.
The new brand named Sorelle Callegari represents the family history since Emilio, the owner of the family business, became a father of three daughters. He then passed down to his daughters the values and commitment as a winemaker, and involving them in dedicated activities in the wineyards.
Nowadays the three daughters want to keep alive the family tradition and give the family business a new face by creating a new brand that expresses guarantee, family, knowledge and happiness. This brand represents their father Emilio’s hard work.
The number “3” shown on the brand label represents not only the three daughters Luana, Deborah and Gessica, but also the third generation of the family, and the three bottles with which the family business wanted to start both the processes of winemaking and bottling.
