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For 18 generations, dating back to the 13th century, the Ricci Curbastro family has passionately dedicated themselves to the art of winemaking. Each generation has contributed to a legacy that continues to thrive and evolve.
With a museum, vineyards, cellars, and a charming farmhouse, Ricci Curbastro Winery invites you to be part of their rich wine culture.
Ricci Curbastro Winery has deep roots in the Lombardy region, where winemaking knowledge has been carefully passed down through the centuries. This family-owned winery has adapted over time, ensuring that traditional techniques blend seamlessly with modern practices.
Ricci Curbastro Winery not only honors its history but also looks to the future with a commitment to organic farming. The winery spans 27.5 hectares, cultivating a variety of grapes including Chardonnay, Pinot Nero, and Cabernet Sauvignon. Their vineyards utilize solar energy and LED lighting, reflecting their dedication to sustainability.
The winery features a museum showcasing the family’s winemaking history, tools, and techniques. Additionally, a farmhouse offers eight fully furnished apartments for visitors. Ricci Curbastro warmly welcomes you to explore their museum, stay at the farmhouse, and browse their antique shop.
Via Adro 37, Capriolo, 25031, Lombardia, Italy
Welcome to the World of Wine at Ricci Curbastro Winery
Welcome to the World of Wine at Ricci Curbastro Winery
Welcome to the World of Wine at Ricci Curbastro Winery
Welcome to the World of Wine at Ricci Curbastro Winery
Check out verified reviews from visitors who've enjoyed their time at Ricci Curbastro Winery.
Write a reviewEquipped with three rooms with typical agricultural objects. One room is dedicated to working with animals and one to oenology. Some objects are characteristic and rare to see around. Also exposed externally and in the nearby cellar. We took tours with a guide: prepared and available.
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Excellent experience highly recommended. We arrived late towards the end of the day, unfortunately without a reservation (my mistake and you should always coordinate in advance). But the owner was charming and joined us with another couple, gave interesting explanations about the production process. In the end we got tastings of 4 excellent types of wine and even bought some to take home. The atmosphere of the place radiates tradition, respect and family.
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Interesting visit, huge collection of tools from times gone by. Mr. RICCI CURBASTRO's command of the language is excellent. The very assorted cellar. The wine served hot is a fundamental flaw, which is why we abstained from purchasing it.
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Congratulations to the boy for the very explanatory explanation of the Franciacorta method in the cellar. The tasting is good, where you taste 3/4 glasses of different types. They also follow you through your purchase, with lots of advice and explanations. Highly recommended!
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A nice return to the agricultural past with vineyards and cellars
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