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La Crotta di Vegneron
The Cooperative La Crotta di Vegneron was established in 1980 and had about 25 members. Today, with more than 50 members, the cooperative produces 200,000 bottles.
The Cooperative collects the grapes from two important production areas that give their name to the Chambave Appellation of Origin, including the villages of Chambave, Châtillon, Pontey, Saint Vincent, Saint Denis Verrayes and Nus.
The company's history is essentially based on people with solid roots in this glorious Alpine region and generations of skilled vinegrowers who are determined to achieve the highest quality from the vines. La Crotta di Vegneron continues the ancestral tradition of the farmers drawing its strength from the ancient relationship between indigenous vines and the terroir.
The Wines and Grappa spirits of La Crotta di Vegneron powerfully express the spirit of the Aosta Valley mountains through native or traditional vines, skilfully cultivated with pride. The winemaking processes are respectful of a unique terroir marked by various variants.
The Cooperative La Crotta di Vegneron was established in 1980 and had about 25 members. Today, with more than 50 members, the cooperative produces 200,000 bottles.
The Cooperative collects the grapes from two important production areas that give their name to the Chambave Appellation of Origin, including the villages of Chambave, Châtillon, Pontey, Saint Vincent, Saint Denis Verrayes and Nus.
The company's history is essentially based on people with solid roots in this glorious Alpine region and generations of skilled vinegrowers who are determined to achieve the highest quality from the vines. La Crotta di Vegneron continues the ancestral tradition of the farmers drawing its strength from the ancient relationship between indigenous vines and the terroir.
The Wines and Grappa spirits of La Crotta di Vegneron powerfully express the spirit of the Aosta Valley mountains through native or traditional vines, skilfully cultivated with pride. The winemaking processes are respectful of a unique terroir marked by various variants.
