
Anselmi

Anselmi –
Garganega with bearing from the hills of Monteforte d'Alpone
In 2000, Roberto Anselmi made a decision that caused a stir in the wine world: he left the Soave consortium – because mass production and low prices were incompatible with what he wanted to produce on his 70 hectares in the hills of Monteforte d'Alpone . Since then, his wines no longer bear the Soave designation, but instead a distinct signature style.
The soils here are volcanic and calcareous, and the Garganega grape has been cultivated here for generations. Anselmi focuses on reduced yields and hand-harvesting – no compromise on quantity, but rather a consistent focus on ripeness and expression. The result is white wines with a delicate minerality, vibrant acidity, and a depth that one wouldn't have expected from this region.
Today, Tommaso and Lisa Anselmi continue to run the winery – with a focus on sustainability and the use of fungus-resistant grape varieties. The style remains: precise, full of character, without compromise.





