2021 · Amarone

Family-owned Albino Armani, based in Veneto and rooted in viticulture since 1607, works across five estates in Veneto, Trentino and Friuli-Venezia Giulia. The winery combines long-standing tradition with research and technological innovation, while emphasizing environmental, social and economic sustainability. Its projects include the Conservatoria, which preserves endangered native grape varieties, and work with research institutes on vineyard biodiversity and indigenous yeasts. In Valpolicella Classica, high-altitude vineyards grow on calcareous and volcanic soils, on stone-wall terraces trained in the traditional pergola veronese system. These mountain conditions shape wines marked by freshness, elegance and territorial character. Albino Armani also develops organic and biodynamic wines through the Casa Belfi project, and offers tastings and tours connecting vineyard, cellar and landscape.