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Located in the picturesque Veneto region of Italy, Crodi Winery has been a cornerstone of local viticulture for over a century. Established in 1900 by the Stefani family, this winery has gracefully blended tradition with modern practices, now proudly managed by the fifth generation of winemakers. With a deep-rooted passion for the land and a commitment to quality, the family has developed a meticulous approach to winemaking that honors their heritage.
Every aspect of the winery reflects the family's philosophy of respect for the land and its produce.
At Crodi, the traditional double inverted vine system has been replaced with the guyot method, which promotes lower yields and enhances grape quality. The vineyard composition has also evolved, with a focus on restoring older vines to boost white wine production. These innovative choices, while diverging from local customs, have yielded remarkable results in the quality of their wines.
With a focus on low yields, Crodi Winery operates without chemical interventions, ensuring that their entire production process is organic. Their wine selection includes notable offerings such as Carla Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG, Riz Prosecco DOC Extra Dry, and San Vittore Prosecco Brut DOC Treviso, among others. Each bottle reflects the winery's dedication to quality and sustainability, making Crodi a must-visit for wine enthusiasts.
Via Capovilla 17, Combai Di Miane, 31050, Italy
Check out verified reviews from visitors who've enjoyed their time at Crodi Winery.
Write a reviewVery nice discovery with typical dishes of the region. Unbeatable quality/price ratio and very friendly staff.
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The waiters were very friendly, and the starter was good, especially the muset. However, my plate of tagliatelle with duck ragu disappointed me because it was practically raw; I think the pieces of meat weighed no more than 30 grams. The overall flavor was that of the egg in the tagliatelle dough, while the ragu was completely unnoticeable. It's a shame; one more spoonful would have been enough to understand if it was good.
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A wonderful 'local' restaurant, atmosphere and company were excellent.
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A place recommended by friends for barbecue, and it's really quite good. As an appetizer, there are some cured meats, and with the skewer, mixed sides such as polenta, cooked cheese, giardiniera (too vinegary), and oven-baked pork. The service is simple, perhaps inexperienced at times, and could use a little more equipment. The atmosphere is sober and typical of a tavern, divided into two floors. On the entrance floor, there's a fireplace with a barbecue grill, which is nice to look at, but it's a bit warm, and by the end of the night, everything is in the washing machine. There's no paper menu, so you don't know the costs, but the bill is fair.
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It's great to drink homemade wine and eat delicious meat dishes.
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