History
A heritage cultivated with passion
The Tenuta Bianchin arose out of a genuine bond with the soil, cultivated over the years with passion and vision. Everything began in the heart of the Montello hillsides, where the family chose to invest in a unique, sun-kissed, silent place, sheltered behind an ancient woodland.
Over the generations, that bond has evolved. It was the owners’ son, Alessandro, who grasped the heritage that had come down to him and transformed it into a deliberate winemaking project; one geared towards uniting tradition and innovation.
Today, the Tenuta even encompasses Montebelluna and the foothills of Mount Grappa, where new, highly suitable plots enrich the original dream, maintaining the spirit intact.
Our Asolo Prosecco Superiore D.O.C.G. wines, in their Brut, Extra Brut and Extra Dry versions, tell this story of rediscovered roots, love for the local area and desire for growth, striking the right balance between memory and future, between continuity and vision.
Our
mission
We have made it our mission to achieve absolute, consistent quality, underpinned by a product philosophy that serves as the custodian of our time-honoured values and drives their constant renewal with both vision and respect.
The cultivation of the vine, ancestral and authentic, finds expression in our vineyards, which stretch from the silent heart of the Montello hillsides all the way to the foothills of Mount Grappa, in a landscape that has remained natural and authentic.
We want the fruits of this land to speak of its greatness and to offer up its secrets, as indeed they do with nobility, elegance and richness of spirit. We have always worked hard to achieve a Prosecco Superiore that is refined and capable of representing, with great dignity, the land from which it arises.
The fascination of the
Montello hillsides
Montello is a rolling, elliptical hill, awash with places that remain undiscovered. Wooded, joyful and mysterious, with its karst dolines, caves and springs, it is a varied and emotionally engaging landscape. Opening up at its base is the valley of the Piave, a river that is sacred to Italy and which was the scene of hard-fought battles during the Great War.
It was in this captivating area, where nature retains its authentic soul, that our winemaking history began. Today, the vineyards of the Tenuta Bianchin extend as far as Montebelluna and the foothills of Mount Grappa, where the microclimate helps to bring out the typical virtues of the grapes.
An ever-changing landscape that continues to tell its story in every bubble.
Map of the Vineyards
