Agostino Migliorati

The Path

At Bersi Serlini, Agostino Migliorati’s title as Chief Executive Officer and winery manager describes a job split between oversight and the daily mechanics of winegrowing. The work is less about display than about sequence: reading the vineyard, setting the pace in the cellar, and making decisions early that hold through to the bottle. His approach favors restraint and care, with production kept low in the vineyard and disturbance to the soil kept to a minimum.

The Work Today

Chief Executive Officer and winery manager at Bersi Serlini, Migliorati works between strategy and the practical details that keep a winery coherent. The role demands control, but also an understanding of the small adjustments that keep wine from feeling assembled by formula. Precision in the vineyard and balance in the finished wine sit at the center of his method. At the estate, identity is not treated as decoration; it is part of the wine’s meaning, and part of the work of making that process legible to others.

Signature

Agostino's signature wines include Satèn, Rosé, Millesimato Cuvèe N°4, Extra Brut, and Brut. Read together, they show a house style built on nuance rather than volume: different expressions of texture, brightness, and precision, each distinct, each still part of the same language.

In Their Words “ I try to produce little fruit in the vineyard and to be as organic as possible, without polluting the soil too much.” “Without having this very important estate in Franciacorta, it is much harder to show how the wine is made.”

Acclaim

The estate itself carries much of the message for Migliorati: “Without having this very important estate in Franciacorta, it is much harder to show how the wine is made.” It is a plain statement of the problem and the value of place — the site as evidence, the estate as working context, the wine as proof. His other remark is just as direct: Taken together, the lines point to the real demands of the craft: making wine with restraint, holding the vineyard to a disciplined standard, and letting an estate speak for the method behind it.