Corriere della Sera – Bergamo
View the article“High-quality sparkling wines, shaped by exceptionally long ageing on the lees.”
Wine, hospitality and landscape. A collection of stories and perspectives on Podere Cavàga.
View the article“High-quality sparkling wines, shaped by exceptionally long ageing on the lees.”
Read the article“A region that gradually lost its agricultural prominence during the twentieth century and is now finding a fresh contemporary identity through viticulture.”
Read the article“Podere Cavàga celebrates its first 50 years with a wealth of new ideas and a special half-litre bottle, a symbol of sharing.”
View the article“Our project begins with the harmony of a unique place. We have returned to growing vines and tending the kitchen garden, while caring for the woodland and its biodiversity.”
Read the article“A project led by Andrea Mazzucchelli that brings wine, farming and hospitality together in a coherent whole, shaped by altitude and a daily commitment to sustainability.”
Read the article“Podere Cavàga is now one of the most interesting estates on Lombardy’s wine scene.”
View the article“An agricultural estate becomes a destination where business, hospitality and culture come together in a single business model.”
View the article“Podere Cavàga shows that Lombardy, too, has places where wine becomes a travel experience.”
Read the article“A model that brings together viticulture, hospitality and care for the landscape, turning an agricultural property into a destination for discovering the region through wine.”
View the article“With the 500 white wine, Andrea Mazzucchelli reaffirms the idea of sustainability in both bottle size and price.”
Read the article“An estate that has evolved over time into a winery, an elegant guesthouse and a place to come together.”
Read the article“Set in the evocative wine cellar illuminated purely by candlelight, the tasting is an authentic way to begin the evening”
Read the article“This multifaceted estate brings together wine and spirits, hospitality, dining and a workshop for preserves.”
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