Valdo

Valdo's history coincides with that of the Bolla family which has always intertwined passion and entrepreneurial skills. For three generations now Prosecco has been the product that represents it and that enhances the noble expression of Valdobbiadene. The first steps of this adventurous story date back to 1883, the year in which Abele Bolla, owner of an inn located in Soave, realizes that he has to produce still wines to supply the venues in Venice and Milan. Already in 1926 the 'Società Anonima Vini Superiori' was created by some local entrepreneurs interested in the sparkling wine making of Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore and Cartizze which Sergio Bolla acquired in 1938 before finally changing its name in 1941. From that year the reference for Prosecco will be called Valdo and will represent the example for a successful wine business that will culminate in the famous Prosecco Marca Oro of 1958. Every step taken from that point on will be the result of constant collaboration with all the ambassadors of Made in Italy, proud of to represent Italy in the world through the name Valdo. Sustainability is pursued by the company in the direction of people and the environment: virtuous practices of belonging to local communities and a strong commitment to safeguarding the territory constitute for Valdo a goal to be achieved on a daily basis. Cantine Valdo interpret the full expressiveness of the Conegliano Valdobbiadene territory recognized as a Unesco World Heritage Site, coordinating the work of 70 winemakers who give the grapes to the cellar. Thanks to mutual trust and constant monitoring of resources, Valdo can thus intervene in all phases of the production process.

Prosecco Valdo

What distinguishes Prosecco Valdo DOC?

Surely Prosecco Valdo DOC is characterized by intense aromas and great organoleptic vivacity. It can be recognized for its bright straw yellow color and is made in the Brut, Extra Brut, Extra Dry, Dry versions. Sparkling wine certainly ideal for entertainment and party occasions, it is made with Glera grapes capable of expressing a great floral and fruity fragrance if treated with the right attention. The strong territorial roots of the company are also significant, involving the north-east of Italy and, in particular, the provinces of Friuli-Venezia Giulia and Veneto . A vast catalog that of Valdo that certainly interprets very different needs and tastes.

What are the best Valdo sparkling wines?

With such a wide choice it is very difficult to determine which are the best Valdo sparkling wines. It is certainly advisable to try some products among the various alternatives of the 'Prosecco' category and then move on to sparkling wines such as Valdo Paradise Rosé or Valdo Moscato.

What distinguishes Valdo Prosecco Extra Dry?

Valdo Prosecco Extra Dry respects the production indication for the Extra Dry sparkling wine category consisting in the presence of a residual sugar between 12 and 17 grams per liter. It is certainly a more lovable version, characterized by a pleasant presence of sweet notes and suitable to accompany aperitifs or white meats.