Located at the heart of the Oltrepò Pavese zone, Tenuta Isimbarda owes its name to the ancient house of the Isimbardi marquises, the Lombard noble family who became the lords of the Santa Giuletta feud at the end of the 17th century. In particular Luigi Isimbardi – who loved the Isimbarda estate just as much as he did his magnificent palace in Milan – was a skilled vine-grower and a pioneer of modern winemaking techniques in the 19th century.
Years went by and Isimbarda’s calling to viticulture did not fade at all; the vineyards were updated in a landscape-friendly way and a cellar was built, thus making Isimbarda a modern and dynamic business. The Isimbarda estate was acquired in 2019 by three business partners who have been working in the wine industry for a very long time; the estate is now guided by young, active, and determined entrepreneurs who are ready to face new challenges by staying true to their ancient roots.