The Roots of the Land: Le Vigne di Zamò Unveils its New Single-Vineyard Cru Project

Le Vigne di Zamò redefines its bond with Friuli by launching a revolutionary parcellization project across three historic vineyards. After years of scientific research to preserve ancient clones, the winery introduces its Lieux-Dits, exceptional places called by name, where the land is history and the wine speaks with a local accent.

This journey into contemporary drinking shapes five unique expressions of Friulano, born from “tailor-made” vinifications that mirror a territory defined by the meeting of Adriatic sea breezes and fresh Alpine winds:

• Masar di Rosaz: Sourced from the estate’s most historic 1993 vineyard. Grown on soils rich in clay and ponca, it delivers a full, voluminous, and enveloping wine.
• Humberg 1362: A contemporary, fresh, sleek, and airy interpretation, born from a perfectly balanced soil.
• Bosc di Bros: Complex and powerful, where the close proximity of the forest and sand creates a vibrant tension and verticality.

This mosaic of vineyards, completed by the balanced Animo Friulano and the immortal Vigne 50 Anni reserve, proves that tradition is a history of intelligent adaptations. Le Vigne di Zamò embraces the future, welcoming a new chapter where wine echoes the delicate colors of primroses and the energy of seasonal storms.