Beato Bartolomeo Breganze

Cantina Beato Bartolomeo da Breganze was founded in 1950 by a group of 121 winegrowers from the town of Breganze and the surrounding area. The Breganze area was granted DOC status in 1968. In the 1970s, a 15-metre underground cellar was built on the estate, providing a microclimate for ageing the wines. Today the cooperative brings together around 700 members and is one of the largest cooperatives in the Veneto region, producing more than 2 million bottles a year and accounting for over 70% of all DOC wines produced in the Breganze zone.

The winery lies at the foot of the Asiago Plateau, in an area between the Astico and Brenta rivers. The local hills have volcanic and alluvial soils described as ideally suited to growing grapes. The Breganze area was granted DOC status in 1968.

Grapes from the roughly 700 member growers are carefully selected, and the growers receive ongoing support from agronomists.

A 15-metre underground cellar was built on the estate in the 1970s, providing a microclimate considered ideal for ageing the wines. The winery combines experience with innovation in its production.

The winery describes itself as combining experience with innovation.