The “La Brigaldara” winery is located outside the village of San Floriano in the Valpolicella area to the north of the city of Verona in Northeastern Italy. It perches on a slope at the mouth of the Marano Valley, one of the four valleys which make up the “Classico” area of this well-known wine producing region.

The estate covers 50 hectares of land covering both property, vineyards and olive groves. Adjacent to the villa which is used as a home by the Cesari family, the farmhouse, built in a traditional style which a characteristic porch, houses the recently modernized winery.

The winery activities are all carried out within the split level farmhouse which has been adapted for this use without altering the original architecture of the building. The upper level is used for receiving the grapes from the vineyards once they are harvested and is where the fermentation is carried out. The lower level however is used for the various processes for fining and maturing the wine and for storing the oak barrels.

The winery is located in an idyllic setting surrounded by beautiful vineyards. It was built in such a way that it blends into the both the Brigaldara property, and the surrounding countryside.