A FAMILY LEGACY
A story that began in 1821, today represents seven generations in viticulture.
It was the beginning of a legacy that has developed over decades along with a brand rooted in the same innovative spirit and family values: a daily connection with the territory and its traditions.
ZONIN1821 distributes and markets premium wines and sparkling wines, focusing on conservation and ecotourism, offering exceptional experiences to its guests.
Today, it is one of the most important Italian private wineries and one of the key prosecco producers at international level.
The company is led by a renewed external management headed by Pietro Mattioni, CEO.
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200 years
seven generations of heritage
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9 estates
4000 hectares, 2000 planted with vines
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190 million euros
revenue in 2020
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85% export
to over 140 countries around the world
We are committed to preserving the link between the various terroirs and their cultures
For 200 years, we have invested in quality viticultural regions across Italy and beyond, always with an unwavering respect for the land, a commitment to thoughtful evolution, and our driving entrepreneurial spirit.
GAMBELLARA, VENETO
People
A collective success
Zonin1821’s success is based on the strength and vision of different communities, passionate about wine, united by a deep respect for the traditions and the places where they work and develop.
Find out moreConservation, our passion, our purpose.
Biodiversity
We preserve biodiversity through reforestation projects and maintenance of the local flora and fauna to avoid altering the natural beauty of the places.
Energy
We aim for complete self-sufficiency by using photovoltaic systems, protecting the landscape in which the panels are placed in order to minimize their visual impact.
Impact in viticulture
We are limiting as much as possible the use of herbicides, preserving life in the soil. We decided to reintroduce the traditional technique of natural fertilization, to provide the soil with nutrients for the vine.
Water resources
We use technologies that allow us to rationalize the irrigation of vineyards and prevent vine diseases. We have created artificial lakes to collect rainwater without affecting the aquifers.