Brisighella is an ancient medieval village in the Lamone valley located in the heart of the Apennines between Florence and Ravenna, a few km from Faenza.
The Brisighella Agricultural Cooperative was established in the 1960s in Faenza. This city, known as the «City of Oil and Wine», stands out for its reputation for hospitality and slow tourism, a place where history, scenery, local food and wine and culture are intertwined.
The Brisighella winery aims to enhance and promote local olive production thanks to the initiative of 16 agricultural producers. A few years later, an olive mill was built for the olives, and the first milling was carried out. Over the years, the development of the cooperative has been characterized by continued growth and today, 300 olive grower members cultivate about 100,000 olive trees. While the company is more commonly known for its olive oil production, they also produce several wine varieties, including Sangiovese, Trebbiano, Pignoletto and Albana grapes.
The company has a heritage of passion and knowledge handed down over several generations, which maintains constant care and attention over its products. In 1996 came the recognition of the Brisighella DOP by the European Community, which attested to the hard work and value of the Cooperative and contributed to important commercial advances of the products of the Brisighellese territory. In 2018, the Cooperative renovated one of its mills, the Frantoio, equipped with new innovative extraction technologies aimed towards sustainable and economical production methods.
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