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    Winemaker

    Giuliano Bortolomiol

    Discipline
    Winemaker
    Based in
    Valdobbiadene, Italy
    Portrait of Giuliano Bortolomiol

    i. Biography

    From that technical education came a path rooted in Valdobbiadene: the Prosecco Confraternity in 1946, the family-named Cantina Fratelli Bortolomiol in 1949, and the winery where he later served as Vice President.

    The Path

    Giuliano Bortolomiol trained at Conegliano School of Oenology. Giuliano went on to work as founder at Prosecco Confraternity in Valdobbiadene (from 1946) and founder at Cantina Fratelli Bortolomiol in Valdobbiadene (from 1949). Today, Giuliano is Vice President of homonymous winery.

    The Work Today

    Bortolomiol serves as Vice President at the homonymous winery. The title of Vice President sits within a lineage already defined by Prosecco. It is not separate from his formation as a wine technician; it extends it, tying practical wine knowledge to stewardship of the name attached to the cellar.

    Career - Vice President — homonymous winery - Founder — Prosecco Confraternity, Valdobbiadene (from 1946) - Founder — Cantina Fratelli Bortolomiol, Valdobbiadene (from 1949) Education: Conegliano School of Oenology

    Signature

    Giuliano's signature wines include Bandarossa and Prosecco Brut.

    Acclaim

    The lasting credential in Bortolomiol’s biography is wine technician. It is a precise recognition of training and craft, and it grounds the rest of the story without ornament. His founding roles also form the public markers of his career: founder of the Prosecco Confraternity in 1946 and founder of Cantina Fratelli Bortolomiol in 1949. Both are tied to Valdobbiadene, and both point back to the same specialty: Prosecco.

    FAQ What is Giuliano Bortolomiol's current role? As of 2026, Giuliano Bortolomiol is Vice President of homonymous winery. Where did Giuliano Bortolomiol train or study? Giuliano Bortolomiol trained at Conegliano School of Oenology. What is Giuliano Bortolomiol known for? Prosecco.