Located in the Veneto region of Italy, in the province of Vicenza, between Venice and Verona, our estate vineyard is nestled in a lush verdant landscape of vines, olive groves and aromatic herbs. A perfect place for winegrowing is home to our Maiolica wines. The ancient Romans knew that when they first started winegrowing over 2000 years ago: the climate is sub-continental, though the presence of the Adriatic sea and the Venetian Alps protecting it from north winds makes it completely temperate, and thus ideal to grow vines. Just drink a sip of our nectar and plunge yourself in our land!
Our Maiolica collection celebrates the essence of the Venetian
art of winemaking: a fresh, crispy, easy-sipping glass of our best local tradition. This is why Maiolica is the right wine for your daily journey to our beautiful region. Both wine and art are deeply rooted in our region. We chose the majolica – a decorated plate typical of the Venetian artistic handcraft – to celebrate the profound connection between winemaking and the artistic craftsmanship: the meticulous painting of the majolica reminds of the gentle attentions towards the vines of the farmer. Like any artist, we – the Cavazza Family – are steadily setting higher standards in our job. Year after year, harvest after harvest, we strive to produce the best artwork, proudly offering you our piece of art: your daily glass of Venetian wine.
art of winemaking: a fresh, crispy, easy-sipping glass of our best local tradition. This is why Maiolica is the right wine for your daily journey to our beautiful region. Both wine and art are deeply rooted in our region. We chose the majolica – a decorated plate typical of the Venetian artistic handcraft – to celebrate the profound connection between winemaking and the artistic craftsmanship: the meticulous painting of the majolica reminds of the gentle attentions towards the vines of the farmer. Like any artist, we – the Cavazza Family – are steadily setting higher standards in our job. Year after year, harvest after harvest, we strive to produce the best artwork, proudly offering you our piece of art: your daily glass of Venetian wine.
WINES
Fresh like the morning breeze on the hills; fragrant like the springtime in our countryside:
the grapes our family selected for the production of the Maiolica collection tell the most authentic story of our land. Pinot Grigio, Garganega, Chardonnay, Merlot and Cabernet have been the main characters in the Venetian viticulture over the centuries. Wouldn’t you love to enjoy a light,
cheerful and charming sip of tradition?
the grapes our family selected for the production of the Maiolica collection tell the most authentic story of our land. Pinot Grigio, Garganega, Chardonnay, Merlot and Cabernet have been the main characters in the Venetian viticulture over the centuries. Wouldn’t you love to enjoy a light,
cheerful and charming sip of tradition?
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PINOT GRIGIO
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CHARDONNAY
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MERLOT
VENETO IGT
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PINOT GRIGIO
DELLE VENEZIE DOC -
CHARDONNAY
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GARGANEGA
VENETO IGT
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ROSATO
VENETO IGT -
CABERNET
VENETO IGT -
MERLOT
VENETO IGT
TERRITORY
MAIOLICA
The hare and the faun on our Maiolica labels recite the ancient farmer poetry
for a good and prosperous vintage.
To the faun – the mythological, half human–half goat creature on our red wine labels – our ancestors devoted prayers and offerings, hoping for a flourishing harvest and asking
for the protection
of the fields and the herd.
The hare was traditionally considered the symbol of fertility and rebirth. And which animal would better represent the essence of viticulture if not the hare? Winegrowing is the eternal rebirth of ancient traditions, that we want to celebrate with the labels of our white wines.
for a good and prosperous vintage.
To the faun – the mythological, half human–half goat creature on our red wine labels – our ancestors devoted prayers and offerings, hoping for a flourishing harvest and asking
for the protection
of the fields and the herd.
The hare was traditionally considered the symbol of fertility and rebirth. And which animal would better represent the essence of viticulture if not the hare? Winegrowing is the eternal rebirth of ancient traditions, that we want to celebrate with the labels of our white wines.
