
Bisol
Bisol —
Prosecco Superiore from the hills of Valdobbiadene
Bisol is one of the most renowned names in Valdobbiadene —and has been since the 17th century. The family cultivates vineyards in the hills north of Treviso, where the Glera grape thrives on steep, terraced slopes that have been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019. The interplay of altitude, chalky soils, and the microclimate between the Dolomites and the Adriatic Sea shapes the style of the wines: fresh, vibrant, with a delicate minerality that is lacking in cheaper Proseccos.
The winery uses the Charmat method, but places great emphasis on long maceration times and gentle pressing—steps often skipped in the mass market. The result is sparkling wines with genuine fruit depth: white peach, acacia blossom, a hint of green apple, and fine bubbles. In addition to the classic Prosecco Superiore DOCG, Bisol also produces Rive bottlings from single vineyards and a Col Fondo, the traditionally cloudy, bottle-fermented Prosecco.
Bisol wines go well with light appetizers, seafood and risotto — or simply as an aperitivo when you want something more than an ordinary sparkling wine.







