Conte Vistarino is renowned for being one of the pioneers in the production of quality wines in Lombardy, with a history that has its roots in the 19th century. The estate extends across Oltrepò Pavese, an area particularly suited to viticulture thanks to its fertile soils and its favorable climate, characterized by cold winters and hot, dry summers. These conditions are ideal for growing both native and international grape varieties, producing wines that express the uniqueness of their terroir.

The name "Maria Novalla" suggests that it could be a wine dedicated to or inspired by a figure or historical legacy linked to the family or estate. Without specifics on the grape variety or the composition of the blend, it is reasonable to hypothesize that, like many DOC wines from the Oltrepò Pavese, it may include Pinot Nero grapes, for reds and sparkling wines, or local varieties such as Riesling Italico, Moscato or Barbera , depending on whether it is a white, a rosé or a red.

A DOC ("Controlled Designation of Origin") wine guarantees that the "Maria Novalla" is produced following rigorous quality standards and winemaking practices that respect the traditions of the region. This includes limits on grape yields per hectare, specific winemaking techniques and, often, a minimum aging period.

In general, Conte Vistarino wines are known for their balance, their elegance and their ability to express varietal and territorial characteristics. If the "Maria Novalla DOC" follows this line, you can expect a wine with a good balance between acidity and body, distinctive aromas and a palate that reflects the qualities of the grape variety and the influence of the terroiro.