Veneto - Masi Agricola

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Veneto is a region full of agricultural traditions and flavours. Among the most important traditional Veneto products are the wines produced in the Valpolicella region, such as the Amarone from the area of Verona, Prosecco di Valdobbiadene DOCG from the area of Treviso. There are also important cheeses like the Asiago produced in the Asiago tableland near Vicenza, or the Piave cheese from the Alps near Belluno. These cheeses are also the main ingredients for traditional Veneto dishes. Regarding cured meat it is impossible not to mention the Prosciutto Veneto Berico Euganeo Dop produced in the towns of Padova, Vicenza and Verona. On the east side of the Garda Lake incredible extra vergin olive oil is also produced. Veneto is the Italian region with the highest percentage of flat land and the Po riverflows across this land, and then into the Adriatic. Veneto is bordered by the Alps on the north.

Masi Agricola is a company based in Valpolicella and owned by the Boscaini family since 1772, famous for the production of the wine Amarone della Valpolicella. This company has always been linked to the Valpolicella territory and their story began when the family took over the historical vineyard of 'Vaio dei Masi' and then the estates of the Serego Alighieri Counts. This estate is particularly rich in history, not only because it is incredibly old but also because the Counts were descendants of the Supreme Poet, Dante Alighieri. Since then, the growth of the Masi Agricola has been astounding and evidence of which is the other estates they have purchased in Veneto, in other parts of Italy and one in Argentina. Masi Agricola is a company that consider research and modernisation incredibly important. It is one of the few Italian wine companies that has a specific Research and Development department in collaboration with the University of Milan and the Gruppo Tecnico Masi. Today the company manages 200 hectares of vineyards and produced around 5,000,000 bottles of the different wine types.

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