Costalungavini

A truly magical place run by a very charming and welcoming family. If you are looking for a small, beautiful vineyard you will not find a better place. If you stay in a camper car, there is good electricity connection and you will park right by the vines. They also have a small but really good wineshop. Highly recommended!

We stayed here in our van and took part in a wine tasting. We were first shown the villa and the history of the winery. Sara took a lot of time to answer all of our questions. The food with the wine suited the area and was also great. After the tasting we had the opportunity to fill our wine supply, which we of course took advantage of. We can only recommend the tasting and were happy to have booked it.

A very beautiful location! The porch of the house is enchanting especially in the evening, illuminated by rows of lights. Excellent wines. Cellar open to the public with direct sales.

Even if the weather wasn't the best, we managed to attend the entire Interludio tasting and, thanks to Sara who accompanied us with her stories and experiences, we were able to visit much of the surroundings of the farm and learn more about its history. Very good wines and a territory waiting to be discovered. An experience definitely worth repeating!

Yesterday we went for a tasting at this very historic winery. We really enjoyed the experience and the girl who guided us was very good and available to answer all our questions. To be repeated

Family run business. The owner, Sara, was very welcoming and provided interesting explanations about the location and the cultivation methods. Recommended.

We had a wonderful time! We are enjoying our wine and look forward to going back soon.

Nice winery! The friendly owner brought my lost wallet to the nearby police station! 🙏 Thank you!

Before talking about the Costalunga winery, I would like to mention Fontana Fozze. On the southern edge of the town of Castegnero VI, near the walls of the Maffei noble house (now Costalunga), stands Fontana Fozze which, since the 15th century, first used the spring water that flowed on the eastern slopes of the Berici mountains as a public washhouse, then, with the construction of Villa Maffei, at the threshold of the 17th century as a water support for the same villa. With important hydraulic engineering works, a series of canals trachyte and brick transport the water of the well both for domestic use in the villa and for the milling activity. Also worthy of mention is the recently restored chapel in front of the entrance to the Costalunga company, beyond the local road that connects Castegnero to Nanto. Inside it there are sculptures attributed to Marinali. Now let's move on to the wines: precious quality that is the result of passion, care and competence in the processing of the grapes. The real wealth is this: history, art, culture and... good wine

We had a wonderful Saturday afternoon touring the winery and tasting the delicious wine available. We went away with many cases of wine and the desire to return soon. I highly recommend coming for a tour and finding out about the family history, it was really fascinating! We were also blown away by the low prices of their wine, we were expecting much higher for the quality that they have.

"Home sweet home!" "Home sweet home!" "Casa dolce casa!"