Villa Della Torre
Villa Della Torre is a prestigious project born from the love of the Allegrini family for the Veneto territory. Among the most important Italian producers, in addition to the winery in Valpolicella, the San Polo estate in Montalcino, and Poggio al Tesoro in Bolgheri, Allegrini acquired Villa Della Torre in 2008. Marlisa Allegrini fell in love with this wonderful Renaissance villa, built between 1440 and 1562 by masters Giulio Romano and Michele Sanmicheli in the style of an ancient Domus Romana, and decided to transform it not only into a winery but also into a venue for cultural projects and events. Today, the management is in the hands of her daughters Carlotta and Caterina, who take care of all the initiatives.
The residence was built at the initiative of Giulio della Torre, a humanist and cultured man, who wanted to give shape to the desire to create a place of inner peace, along with a vast estate. Embracing this spirit, Marlisa Allegrini wanted to restore the historic building to its former glory while simultaneously renovating the vineyards to produce wine in the
the vocated lands of Fumane, home for millennia to the great wines of Valpolicella. Villa Della Torre has thus become the prestigious brand of the Allegrini family. Today it is the symbol not only of the vine but also of the culture and artistic traditions of the Verona area. An ambitious vision that goes beyond mere commercial aspects, seeking to give wine an allure linked to a place of extraordinary artistic value.The project of Villa Della Torre wines has materialized in the desire to enhance two different terroirs, to give life to a great red and a great white. The Valpolicella Classico Superiore is born from the grapes of the vineyards surrounding the residence and is inspired by the traditions of the Chateaux of Bordeaux. The vineyards of Corvinone and Corvina are located about 200 meters above sea level, on clay-limestone soils that rest on a substrate of marls and gypsum. The white, on the other hand, is produced in the Lugana area, near Desenzano del Garda. The particularly mild and breezy climate allows the Turbiana grape to bring to maturity clusters with very
intense. Two labels of excellent quality level, which aim to enrich with a touch of art and culture the range of wines of the Allegrini family.Villa Della Torre is a prestigious project born from the love of the Allegrini family for the Veneto territory. Among the most important Italian producers, in addition to the winery in Valpolicella, the San Polo estate in Montalcino, and Poggio al Tesoro in Bolgheri, Allegrini acquired Villa Della Torre in 2008. Marlisa Allegrini fell in love with this wonderful Renaissance villa, built between 1440 and 1562 by masters Giulio Romano and Michele Sanmicheli in the style of an ancient Domus Romana, and decided to transform it not only into a winery but also into a venue for cultural projects and events. Today, the management is in the hands of her daughters Carlotta and Caterina, who take care of all the initiatives.
The residence was built at the initiative of Giulio della Torre, a humanist and cultured man, who wanted to give shape to the desire to create a place of inner peace, along with a vast estate. Embracing this spirit, Marlisa Allegrini wanted to restore the historic building to its former glory while simultaneously renovating the vineyards to produce wine in the
the vocated lands of Fumane, home for millennia to the great wines of Valpolicella. Villa Della Torre has thus become the prestigious brand of the Allegrini family. Today it is the symbol not only of the vine but also of the culture and artistic traditions of the Verona area. An ambitious vision that goes beyond mere commercial aspects, seeking to give wine an allure linked to a place of extraordinary artistic value.The project of Villa Della Torre wines has materialized in the desire to enhance two different terroirs, to give life to a great red and a great white. The Valpolicella Classico Superiore is born from the grapes of the vineyards surrounding the residence and is inspired by the traditions of the Chateaux of Bordeaux. The vineyards of Corvinone and Corvina are located about 200 meters above sea level, on clay-limestone soils that rest on a substrate of marls and gypsum. The white, on the other hand, is produced in the Lugana area, near Desenzano del Garda. The particularly mild and breezy climate allows the Turbiana grape to bring to maturity clusters with very
intense. Two labels of excellent quality level, which aim to enrich with a touch of art and culture the range of wines of the Allegrini family.