Nera Vini

Nera Vini

(CHIURO – SONDRIO) Nera Vini produces wines in Valtellina, the cellar is famous for Nebbiolo, Rossola, Pignola, and the international Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay and many others.

Nera Vini’s History and Philosophy

The Casa Vinicola Nera Vini is a historic winery that for over 70 years has been producing quality wine in Chiuro, located in the middle Valtellina on the right bank of the Adda river in the province of Sondrio. Describe Valtellina and how to describe fairytale landscapes, where everything tastes of serenity, white peaks, green fields and where the natural balance is uncontaminated and where you can find enological excellence envied in the world. Among these excellences, the Nera Vini company, which is headed by Pietro Nera, is a testimony to this, which saw in 1982 the sons Stefano and Simone Nera, continue the family tradition by establishing, not far from the headquarters, the Agricultural Company Caven Camuna, thus becoming a landmark in the area.


BLACK WINES 3It is a heroic viticulture, the one that is most carried out for this company, so defined in this case, because it is practiced on particularly inaccessible territories. The processing conditions of the company vines are extreme for reasons related to the soil, climate and altitude. The vineyards in this area of ​​Valtellina are equipped on terraces and it is one of the largest areas of Italian Alpine viticulture, about 2500 km of dry stone walls that support the vineyards to be maintained.

The company’s vineyards are the result of a selection of clones and meticulous care, capable of producing excellent grapes and offering the best raw material. The main grape is Nebbiolo, but also followed by the native Rossola, Pignola, and the international Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, in addition to the Manzoni Cross with which the reds are created, which result in powerful, velvety wines suitable for long aging.


BLACK WINES2The Nera cellars have a total capacity of about 40,000 hectoliters of which about 10,000 consist of oak barrels, barriques and tonneaux. The manufacturing processes are carried out with extreme care and method, where competence and seriousness respect the most ancient wine tradition of this area.

The wines of Nera Vini

The proposed line is wide, in fact the wines produced by the company belong to the denomination of Valtellina: the Sforzato di Valtellina DOCG, the Valtellina Superiore DOCG, with the various subzones: Sassella, Inferno, Grumello, Valgella and the related and excellent Reserves , the Rosso di Valtellina DOC, in addition to the IGT Terrazze Retiche di Sondrio Rosso, the Bianchi and the Passito Rosso.


BLACK WINESAmong the reds, the top of the range is Valtellina Superiore DOCG Inferno, a truly remarkable wine, which has received the best awards over time, but the entire range offered is no less in quality. Also noteworthy is that there is also the possibility of purchasing on site in the delicious Wine Bar located in Chiuro, where you can also participate in the tasting proposals organized by the company.

Valtellina Superiore D.O.C.G. Valgella Belviso 

Denominazione:Valtellina Superiore D.O.C.G. Valgella Belviso
Uve:Nebbiolo – Chiavennasca 100%
Grado Alcolico:13°

Info & Contacts Nera Vini

Address: Via Stelvio 40/A, 23030 Chiuro SO
Tel: +39 0342 482631
Website: www.neravini.com
e-mail:info@neravini.com
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