Butussi is a venue in Corno Di Rosazzo with a listed price of $44 per person and a casual dress code. Those are the core confirmed facts for planning purposes, and they set a useful but limited frame for anyone deciding whether to include it in an itinerary.
Use Butussi as a simple planning entry for Corno Di Rosazzo rather than as a fully documented profile. If you are comparing options in the area, confirm current availability, booking requirements, and the exact experience directly before you go. The information here is intentionally cautious: it is meant to help you identify the listing, understand the basic cost and dress guidance, and then know what still needs to be checked.
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What is about Butussi
The confirmed details are direct: Butussi is in Corno Di Rosazzo, the listed price is $44 per person, and the dress code is casual. That combination gives you a starting point, but it does not define the full nature of the visit. It tells you where to place it geographically, how to think about the basic per-person spend, and how formally to dress, while leaving the rest to direct confirmation.
That means any specific claim beyond the city, price, and dress code should be treated as unconfirmed unless you verify it with the venue. For planning, the safest approach is to budget around the listed per-person price and dress casually. If the visit is part of a wider day in Corno Di Rosazzo, that basic price point can help with comparisons, but it should not be read as a complete description of value, inclusions, or service style.
Because the data is narrow, this page does not claim a founding date, estate size, production method, grape varieties, tours, parking, payment methods, language options, or reservation policy. Those details may matter for a visit, but they are not confirmed here. In practical terms, this means the page should be used with restraint: it can support an initial shortlist, but it should not be the only source used before committing to a booking, travel plan, or group arrangement.
How to place it within Corno Di Rosazzo
Butussi can be considered as one option in Corno Di Rosazzo. Since the only confirmed planning details are the city, the $44 per-person price, and casual dress code, comparisons with other local options should focus on information you can verify directly, such as current opening times, booking requirements, and what is included. This keeps the comparison fair and prevents the listing from being treated as more complete than it is.
For readers mapping a broader route, Butussi is best treated as a lightly documented Corno Di Rosazzo listing rather than a venue with confirmed details about awards, tours, cuisine, production, or facilities. Confirm the current experience with the venue before relying on any specific plan. In other words, place it on the map as a possible stop, use the price and dress code as early planning signals, and then verify the operational details before making it a firm part of the itinerary.
Questions
Frequently asked
Who works at Butussi?
Made By profiles Filippo Butussi (Winemaker), Matia Butussi (Winemaker) and Tobia Butussi (Winemaker) at Butussi.
How expensive is Butussi?
Butussi is listed at a price level of $$.
The field
How it compares
| Place | Notes |
|---|---|
| Butussi | Visinale dello Judrio / Colli Orientali, $$ |
| Collavini | Corno Di Rosazzo |
| Cornium | Corno Di Rosazzo |
| Gigante Wine & Welcome | Corno Di Rosazzo |
| Le due Torri | Corno Di Rosazzo |
| Perusini | Corno Di Rosazzo |
| Specogna | Corno Di Rosazzo |
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