Producer

Soave · Vénétie · Italie

Pieropan

In a few words

An emblematic Soave family that reveals Garganega’s depth through precise, single-vineyard whites intimately tied to their soils.

Origin

Vénétie · Italie

Appellation

Several appellations

Grape varieties

Garganega · Trebbiano di Soave

The producer

Who are they?

Pieropan's story begins in Soave in 1901, when Leonildo Pieropan acquired the family estate of Calvarino. From the 1960s, his grandson Leonildo profoundly transformed the house, emphasizing vineyard identity and the link between grape, soil and place. This vision gave rise to Calvarino in 1971, then to La Rocca in 1978, two cuvées that became emblematic of Soave. Today Andrea and Dario Pieropan represent the fourth generation. Garganega remains at the heart of the estate, accompanied notably by Trebbiano di Soave, in wines that can be fresh, mineral, textured and age-worthy.

Their approach

What sets them apart.

01

Vineyards first

Pieropan was one of the pioneering houses to highlight the identity of specific Soave parcels, letting differences in soil and exposure guide the style of the wines.

02

Two faces of Soave

Calvarino sits on volcanic soils rich in basalt, while La Rocca expresses limestone soils of marine origin: two terroirs that showcase the diversity of Garganega.

03

Organic viticulture

After abandoning chemical weed control in 2002, Pieropan began converting its entire production to organic viticulture starting in 2008.

In the vineyard

What they grow.

Garganega
Trebbiano di Soave

Le Premier Verre

Why we follow them.

Because Pieropan shows how far Soave can go beyond a simple light white. It’s an excellent house for understanding Garganega, comparing different terroirs and discovering that great Italian whites can be both approachable, gastronomic and age-worthy.

Discover

Their wines.

At the winery

Visit.

Visits

Yes

Address

Via Giacomo Matteotti, 37038 Soave, Verona, Italie

Reservation

Required

Good to know

The new Leonildo Pieropan cellar in Soave welcomes visitors for tours and tastings. A wine shop is also available on site. Reservations are recommended for organized visits.