Le Manzane Winery

UNESCO World Heritage Site Le Manzane Winery is situated in San Pietro di Feletto, a picturesque location nestled between the Dolomites and Venice. This area, known for its stunning hills in the province of Treviso, is part of the Prosecco Superiore Hills, which gained UNESCO World Heritage status on July 7, 2019. The winery is a family affair, run by Ernesto, his wife Silvana, his parents Elsa and Osvaldo (Aldo), and their children Marco and Anna. About Le Manzane Winery This winery produces wines that cater to even the most discerning tastes. The Balbinot family's dedication, passion, and expertise, combined with the region's unique geological and microclimatic conditions, contribute to the exceptional quality of their wines. The name "Le Manzane" comes from the area where their main vineyards are located, between Tarzo and Conegliano. This hilly region, formed from morainic soil, enjoys ample sunlight and fertile ground, a legacy of the Würmian glaciation. State-of-the-Art Facilities In 2022, Le Manzane expanded by acquiring an additional 8-hectare estate, complete with rustic buildings that are being renovated for hospitality purposes. This estate features not only Glera vineyards but also Pinot Nero and Incrocio Manzoni, aimed at broadening their wine offerings. The winery plans to invest in Prosecco Superiore DOCG and develop a comprehensive experience that includes agritourism, an educational farm, and wine tourism. Currently, the total vineyard area spans 82 hectares. Le Manzane employs advanced production techniques within a modern facility discreetly integrated into the hillside. This includes thermovinification, temperature-controlled storage, and automated bottling, ensuring the wine's quality and character remain intact.