The Places · Italy
Soave
Made By profiles 7 places in Soave, spanning winery — each tied to the people and producers behind it.
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Pieropan
Soave, Italy
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Filippi
Soave, Italy
Filippi is a small organic Soave estate in Castelcerino, set high above Soave among volcanic slopes, old pergola-trained vines, and woodland. The interest here is terroir rather than spectacle: Garganega and Trebbiano di Soave are treated through parcel-based bottlings, low-yield farming, minimal sulphur, stainless-steel ageing, and an unfiltered natural-wine approach.
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Rocca Sveva
Soave, Italy
Rocca Sveva treats Soave as an agricultural culture rather than a single white-wine label. The estate combines underground cellars, a botanical garden, a villa, terraces and vineyard-led experiences, with a portfolio that moves from Garganega-based Soave Classico to Lessini Durello, Valpolicella and Amarone.
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Monte Tondo
Soave, Italy
Monte Tondo is a family-run hillside winery in Soave, anchored in Garganega, volcanic and calcareous soils, and a multi-cru view of the appellation. Its strongest argument is terroir rather than spectacle: hand-worked vineyards, native-yeast cues, and a portfolio that moves from Soave Classico into Valpolicella and Amarone without losing the estate’s Veneto footing.
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Cadis 1898
Soave, Italy
A century-rooted cooperative wine group in Soave, Veneto, producing wines from vineyards across Soave, Valpolicella, and Bardolino.
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Cantina di Soave
Soave, Italy
Cantina di Soave is a large historic cooperative in Soave, founded in 1898 and built around the Veneto’s volcanic soils, Garganega-led whites, and Valpolicella reds. Its scale is part of the point: over 2,000 growers and more than 6,000 hectares across five valleys make it a useful lens on how cooperative winemaking shapes the region.
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Corte Mainente
Soave, Italy
Corte Mainente gives Soave’s white-wine tradition a grounded, cellar-first reading: old Garganega and Trebbiano di Soave, steep terraced vineyards, concrete-led work, and a small family scale rather than showroom polish. The draw is terroir clarity, especially the contrast between volcanic and limestone sites, with a focused portfolio that runs from still whites to sparkling and Recioto di Soave.
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