Alberigo Pinot Grigio 2023

Collalbrigo is a small, old village, which sits on top of the Hill of Collalbrigo. Winemaking has been present in this area since 1276, and in July 2019, the DOCG area of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene were given the status of a UNESCO World Heritage site. In 1935, the Cosulich Family acquired properties and land in Collalbrigo as a vacation estate. They began producing their own house wines. By 1967, Alberto Cosulich enlarged the winery and built the cellar, launching their business in winemaking. By 1984, Alberto’s son, Francesco, took over the estate, bringing the winery to today’s dimensions and establishing Collalbrigo’s wines internationally. By 2018, Francesco’s sons started managing the estate, expanding its reach and becoming the fourth generation of family members to become wine producers in Collalbrigo.