Family-run winery based in Corona (Mariano del Friuli) in the DOC Friuli Isonzo; it produces wines from indigenous and international grape varieties and operates a wine resort for hospitality.
A family history that began with the purchase of the first plots by Francesco Luisa in the early 20th century. The estate has grown over several generations with documented milestones: expansion of the vineyards, construction of a new winery in the 1990s, and the launch of premium lines such as "I Ferretti" and "Millésimée". The estate's website records the first purchase of 5 hectares in 1907 and progressive growth to more than 100 hectares today.
Production philosophy
Vineyard-to-glass approach: quality that originates in the vineyard through low yields, high planting density and targeted treatments. In the winery, intervention is limited and aging is carefully managed for the selections. The winery also declares a commitment to environmental sustainability, with practices that have received recognitions and certifications as noted in the sources.
Terroir and vineyards
Vineyards located on the plain between Collio and Carso, within the DOC Friuli Isonzo. Soils consist of mixed gravel and decalcified limestone with clayey sections. Approximate elevation 35–50 m above sea level. The climate is influenced by the Bora and Scirocco, with diurnal temperature variations that favour aromatic ripening.
Awards and recognition
Numerous national and international recognitions: among the highlighted awards are Tre Bicchieri for certain vintages of the "I Ferretti" selection, medals at international competitions, and various scores from guides and critics.
Characteristics
Grape varieties
Ribolla Gialla
Friulano
Refosco dal Peduncolo Rosso
Verduzzo
Pinot Grigio
Pinot Bianco
Chardonnay
Sauvignon
Traminer Aromatico
Merlot
Cabernet Sauvignon
Cabernet Franc
Pinot Nero
Malvasia
Hectares
110.0
What makes it distinctive
Based in Corona, a hamlet of Mariano del Friuli
Four wine collections: Luisa, I Ferretti, Millésimée, Edmida
Wine resort / guesthouse open
Declared commitment to sustainability and low-yield vineyard practices.