Stories of stone and color. This is the Negrar valley, this is our Villa vineyard. The pink of Prun stone, the white of Mazzano marl, the yellow of Torbe sandstone.
Ancient lands, shaped by the power of nature. Between crumbling folds and interlocking veins lies the essence of our existence. Ancient lands, shaped by the power of nature.
Amorphous crystals that rise from the depths to become nutrition for man. From the womb of this primordial earth are the roots of the vine to drink the infinite spring of life.
Cultivated with the ancient system of the double Veronese pergola, the family vineyard is located just behind the villa, beyond the small garden. A composition of greenery that stretches out suspended between the stone rubble and the terracing.
Corvina gentile, Corvina grossa, Rondinella and Molinara are our grapes. Resting on a marly, white soil, typical of the Negrar Valley. Rugged rocks, fossil fusions between limestone and marine sandstones.
"We value what our land has to offer, Within its own timeframe."
– Gianfranco Ruffo, Co-founder
locality villa
The Negrar Valley, the territory in which our vines cling. The coldest valley of Valpolicella: even in summer, at the end of the day, our estate is immersed in a pleasant coolness.
This breeze that comes down punctually from the mountain, you can find it in the ripening of the grapes, in the aromas and in the quality of our wines.
The Negrar Valley, the territory in which our vines cling. The coldest valley of Valpolicella: even in summer, at the end of the day, our estate is immersed in a pleasant coolness.
This breeze that comes down punctually from the mountain, you can find it in the ripening of the grapes, in the aromas and in the quality of our wines.
Campo di Villa
Amarone della Valpolicella Classico d.o.c.g.
Our identifying cru. The master vineyard from which everything started and where everything continues. The field of grapes rising among the marls of the ancient district of Villa.
Strada campiona
Valpolicella Ripasso Classico Superiore DOC
A special dedication goes to the ancient Roman road that connected Val Policella with Val Pantena, where the Quintarelli Ruffo villa and the family properties have persisted for centuries.
Contrà del tono
Valpolicella Classico Superiore d.o.c.
The district that is no more. Contrà del Tono could be found once along the road that from Villa went up to Quena.
