While known as an established producer of Prosecco, Cà di Rajo’s strength lies in their ability to make spumante through more traditional methods often forgone by competing vineyards.
Established in the years prior to prosecco attaining its world renown status, Cà di Rajo, situated in the Treviso area of the Veneto, has been utilizing the Glera varietal to expertly produce acclaimed Prosecco. Family owned since the 1930s, the vineyard has become a showcase for the more traditional methods of wine production, often left by the wayside by larger wine producers.
Maintaining complete control over production methods, the Cecchetto family have been able to retain many of the standards typically associated with high quality viniculture without having to outsource or compromise their production methods. A key facet in the wineries success has been the Veneto’s distinct climate, with the local grape varieties benefiting from the cooler northern winds of the area’s alpine border as well as the more temperate southerly Adriatic breeze.
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Discover viticulture with ancient roots and vines over 70 years old, which grow in the shape of a ray four metres high and create a natural monument called “Bellussere”.
The Ca’ di Rajo winery offers a wine tour of vineyards, native wines and unique architecture: a small church dating back to the year 1300 and a 10th century tower.
Pet-friendly winery: their wine dogs happily welcome new friends.
Free wine four for accompanying persons aged under 18 and teetotallers.
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