WHERE CONTEMPORARY SCULPTURE GRACES OAK-SHADED HILLS, AND METICULOUS CRAFTSMANSHIP ELEVATES THE SPARKLING WINE.
Amid the rolling morainic amphitheater of Erbusco, where ancient chestnut woods yield to pristine vineyards, lies Ca’ del Bosco — the pioneering sanctuary that redefined Italian sparkling wine and set the benchmark for Franciacorta.
Born from the vision of Maurizio Zanella in the late 1960s, the estate transformed a modest hill house into an avant-garde union of enology, nature, and fine art. Welcomed by Arnaldo Pomodoro’s magnificent bronze Cancello Solare, visitors enter a realm where modern sculpture converges effortlessly with viticultural passion. Here, every plot of Chardonnay, Pinot Nero, and Pinot Bianco is cultivated with obsessive precision, reflecting the unique mineral terroir of the Brescian hills.
At Ca’ del Bosco, technological mastery serves tradition. Renowned for its revolutionary “berry spa” washing system, gravity-fed vinification, and oxygen-free disgorgement, the winery crafts expressions of unmatched purity, longevity, and finesse — led by the iconic Cuvée Prestige and Cuvée Annamaria Clementi.
To experience Ca’ del Bosco is to witness a living monument to excellence, where patience guides every disgorgement and artistic devotion infuses every glass. It stands as Franciacorta’s most radiant gem — a place where passion, beauty, and time transcend expectation.
For visits and further information, visit: cadelbosco.com
