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The Palazzona di Maggio estate is located on the hills of San Pietro di Ozzano in Emilia Romagna and falls within the DOC Colli di Imola e Romagna area.
A story that dates back to the early 1960s when, in this avant-garde of Romagna, Luigi Perdisa created large areas of Sangiovese and Albana alongside them, in the wake of a tradition that dates back to 1800, some international vines such as Cabernet Franc, Chardonnay and Merlot.
Since then, the Perdisa family has cultivated its own vineyards from whose grapes it produces quality wines that are a faithful expression of the territory and of each vintage which is always different and particular.
TERRITORY AND VINEYARDS
We have always combined innovation with the most modern agronomic and oenological practices, respecting the environment and the final consumer, strong in the tradition of fifty years of experience and the innovative drive of the fourth family generation.
Tenuta Palazzona di Maggio is dominated by the eighteenth-century villa from which it takes its name, in an area of great historical and landscape importance, near the medieval village of San Pietro di Ozzano.
Our hills are characterized by an extraordinary biodiversity and heterogeneous soils extremely suitable for the cultivation of vines thanks also to a favorable microclimate with high temperature range and ventilation.
The vineyards are located between 80 and 170 meters above sea level in clay and sandy alluvial soils.
The choice of rootstocks and varieties was made exclusively for the best possible agronomic result in relation to the type of soil and the oenological objective, in compliance with the mission and objectives of the founder of the company Luigi Perdisa. Today the Perdisa family with Alberto, his wife Antonella and their sons Filippo and Federico in the vineyard and in the cellar, cultivates today the same varieties chosen in his time by the founder on a vine area of 15.50 hectares out of a total of about 60 of the estate.
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