Corte Archi

Dedication, enthusiasm, love

Dedication, enthusiasm, love...
These are the values that for over one hundred years the Campagnola family has been transmitting to its generations, sharing the joys and difficulties, in life and among the vines with a common mission: to cultivate a passion.
In Marano Valley in the pleasant Valpolicella Classica, placed between Verona and Lake Garda, halfway up the hill, we discover the Corte Archi winery.
Here, you can enjoy moments of peace and serenity surrounded by the green of nature, and pampered by the aromas and flavours of wines and typical products.
Values and traditions such as love of the land and the passionate and constant care of the vineyards have been passed down unchanged over time, as well as the efforts and difficulties, and the desire for continuous evolution and improvement both in quality and technology.
This improvement manifests itself through the pursuit of the new objectives, including an increasing attention to the territory. Corte Archi adheres to the integrated production system SQNPI (National Quality System of Integrated Production) in association with Consorzio Tutela Vini Valpolicella for greater protection of environmental balance and biodiversity.
Since many years Corte Archi has eliminated chemical herbicides from the vineyards and minimized the use of synthetic chemicals as well as rationalized fertilization in compliance with ecological, economic and toxicological principles.

History

The history of the company began more than a hundred years ago, at the hands of Caterina and Carlo Campagnola who, in the early 1900s, decided to buy the house, the cellar in Paverno and some surrounding vineyards.
This is how traditional wines began to be produced.
The activity continued successively at the hands of the four sons who, however, around the sixties decide to separate. The manor house and some vineyards in Valgatara remain to Guido Carlo, the last son.
Giampaolo succeeded the latter in the 1970s. the activity thus continued according to the canons of the time, until around the nineties Fernando the current owner, still very young, joined his father in running the company.