• Choose a Vine

    The “Choose a vine” initiative wants to be a happy opportunity to get in touch with the fascinating world of Vine and wine. We invite you to come here in Monferrato, at our farm, where you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the vineyard, among the rows permeated by sunlight, insistent by the continuous alternation of the seasons, and cured by the human work, patient and refined over time.

    If you wish, you will be able to take part in a didactic experience before theoretical and then possibly practice, for example by pruning a vine. The winemaker will explain the various cultivation practices in place at that time, directly, offering you the opportunity to feel you winegrower. If you wish we can dedicate a small portion of the vineyard, where you can also go at any time and see in person the development of the vegetation, the growth of the grapes and their maturation.

    You can also visit the wineries where the various processes will be illustrated, to conclude with the tasting of our wines, expression of this unique territory. With this service you can benefit from a discount on purchases made directly in the cellar. Adopt a row and you can request a customization of the bottles acquitted with your name. If you are interested you can write to us or call us at +39 0142.55616…….. “Choose the vine”

  • MONDOVINO

    “Mondovino, the War of Taste” a film by Jonathan Nossiter, Edizioni Feltrinelli, Series Real Cinema, first edition June 2005, (book + film).

    By Mondovino on the film pages. 3.4:

    Once upon a time the wine was born from the vineyards caressed by the sun and soaked in the taste of the land where it was produced. There were once families who cared for the taste of the drink they carried on the tables… Once upon a time. What now? Through three continents, Mondovino tries to answer this question… The documentary is a political saga about the misdeeds of cultural homologation; it breathes the atmosphere of the novels of Balzac, because ‘ Mondovino not only tells the trade of the nectar of the gods, but also and above all the soul of the families of the winemakers. It describes the “territory” as what encompasses the memory of man. It is about the Volna and Ornellaia, but above all civilization. Because what really collides here are two visions of the world: on the one hand, the followers of the unique thought, who fill the mouth with words such as progress, profit and order; On the other hand, that of the staunch humanists who defend diversity and tolerance. … It celebrates the importance of the transmission of knowledge that passes from generation to generation; consecrating the value of the cultural heritage that accompanies the wine production, because where there is wine, there is civilization.

  • SIDEWAYS

    A vacation among the vineyards of Central California takes an unexpected turn when Miles (Paul Giamatti) and Jack (Thomas Haden Church), two friends in their thirties have not grown. Miles is an expert taster and big fan of Pinot Noir, and in our opinion, very interesting and his consideration about it: “it’s a difficult grape to grow, Pinot Noir isn’t a force like Cabernet that can flourish everywhere even when it is neglected. The thin, sensitive skin has Pinot Noir mature early … it does take care and attention, in fact only grows in very small hidden corners of the world and only the most patient and loving of farmers can do it, only those who actually takes the time to understand the potential of Pinot Noir can make the most of wine expression. Its aromas are the most haunting and brilliant and subtle and thrilling and ancient on the planet. The Cabernet can be powerful and uplifting, but it’s too prosaic for me. ” At this point a question arises: “perhaps, in life, you never feel even just for a moment a little Pinot Noir?”

  • A GOOD YEAR

    A good year” “A Good Year” with Russel Crowe, a film produced and directed by Ridley Scott, based on a novel by Peter Mayle. Crowe stars as the ruthless businessman Max Skinner. When he inherit a vineyard in southern France, Max a work fanatic starts to change and begin to appreciate the most precious and pleasant aspects of life. Finally found himself falling in love with a beautiful young woman (Marion Cotillard).Personally, I remember with pleasure a phrase from elder Uncle Henry dialogues with Max when he was a young boy: “you know Max because I love making wine? I love making wine because this sublime nectar is simply incapable of lying. Harvested sooner or later it doesn’t matter. Wines will speak softly in your mouth with complete and unabashed honesty whenever you drink it.

  • Sacred Mount of Crea

    From Casale drive towards Moncalvo-Asti, youll find road sign directing you to climb towards the Sacred Mount, immerse in this beautiful national park, you will reach the sanctuary dedicated to our Lady of Crea. The sacred mountain rises to 443 meters, surrounded by lush green setting. From a far you can see the PO River and the majestic Alps, where from the south you can observe the Ligurian Apennines, and in between the beautiful hills of Monferrato. They are 21 Chapels which have great artistic and religious value. Particularly striking is the paradise Chapel, built on the Summit of the mountain. In the Sanctuary, behind the major altar, can see the statue dedicated to the Madonna of Crea. The shrine is a point of reverence by the people of Monferrato which they flock to the site daily..

  • Casale an Open City

    Every second Sunday of the month and the Saturday preceding it, several monuments are open to the public with guided tours.

    Open monuments are:

    • Chiesa di Santa Caterina (sec. XVI)
    • Torre Civica (sec. XI)
    • Cattedrale di Sant’Evasio (Duomo – sec XII)
    • Chiesa di San Domenico (sec. XII)
    • Oratorio del Gesù
  • VINTAGE WHEELS FRIENDS

    A special invitation is forward to all fans of the two and four wheels vintage cars/motorcycles. You are more then welcome to be our guests together with others collectors by showcasing your vintage jewel in our suggestive courtyard called “Tenuta Pavesa”. You’ll be showed our vineyards and have the opportunity to be part of a wine tasting reception in our reception hall. Our intent is to have the opportunity to admire your vintage machine and to exchange points of common interest. Let us call it a “Free Wheels conversation”.