The vineyards stretch between the provinces of Vicenza and Verona. The land is of volcanic and basaltic origin, and the charm of its landscape has been preserved intact over time. Composed of forests and vineyards, the area has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site for many years.

It is a rich and fertile area that has made this land ideal for viticulture since ancient times. The oldest evidence of Prosecco production can be found here; in fact, Prosecco from Monte Berico is mentioned in a 1754 literary volume entitled "Roccolo Ditirambo."

Delle Venezie is located in northeastern Italy (Veneto, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, and Trentino) and is characterized by the production of primarily white wines. The vineyards are typically planted on hills and plains, with mineral-rich soils that include alluvial deposits, gravel, sand, and limestone. This mixture promotes good drainage and a distinctive minerality in the wines.

The combination of mountain protection, sea breezes, and mineral soils creates an ideal environment for producing fresh, elegant, and balanced white wines.