About this wine
Vineyard and terroir
The fruit comes from selected low-yielding plots with soils suited to Glera. Bisol’s vineyards cover 50 ha, most of them in Cartizze among the steep hills of Conegliano Valdobbiadene; the source does not specify whether these plots supply this wine.
Ageing
The wine requires no additional ageing.
Serving and pairing
Best enjoyed immediately after opening in tall, slender flute glasses.
Label / history
The Jeio range takes its name from Desiderio Bisol, whom his wife called Jeio. He revived the family business after the First World War and contributed substantially to its growth and reputation. The family-run winery traces its history to 1542.
