Castello di Roncade is one of the most unique examples of living Renaissance architecture in Northern Italy, anchoring the town of Roncade, in the Veneto countryside between Treviso and Venice.  The aim of the family has always been to produce only prestigious wines, as the villa did when the Venetian Doges were the owners, keeping the noble origins of Castello di Roncade alive.

The soil, or "terroir", in this area enhances the production of great wines, clay with a layer of ancient and rich "caranto" sediment a few inches underground, resulting in varietal and perfumed whites, full bodied and aging reds.