Sui Nui
Sui Nui Spumanti is located in the heart of Valdobbiadene in the province of Treviso, in the famous land of Prosecco.
The Bressan family has existed in the world of wine for over 100 years. The passion for wine has been passed down from father to son for four generations, always maintaining quality.
The name Sui Nui was already present on the maps of the early 1800s, referring to the famous area of Valdobbiadene owned by the Bressan family.
Marcello, Ezio and Davide (4th generation), thanks to the accumulated experience, are ready to follow their ideals, not forgetting the passion for their work and the soul that makes them improve every day.
The Bressan family has always strived to stay in touch with its roots, and for this reason it was decided to keep the old name Sui Nui as the official brand of the company.
The brand name is the place where the company was founded and the original name of the locality that belongs to the family.
The vineyards are located in 15 different locations between the cities of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, about 50 km from Venice on an area of 18,000 hectares. The presence of the Dolomites, the Adriatic Sea, the nature of the landscape and climatic conditions have a positive effect on the quality of Prosecco Sui Nui.
Sui Nui sparkling wines are produced in the territory of Valdobbiadene Superior, which is rich in waterways that create spectacular natural scenery. Ancient castles, historic villas and rural houses are surrounded by rows of vineyards.
The special conditions of the slope and the influence of atmospheric factors divide the territory of Valdobbiadene into several microzones, such as Rive and Cartizze, which determine the unmistakable characteristics of this place.
The steep hills of the Conegliano Valdobbiadene region forced viticulture "by hand" on farming families and hence defined it as "heroic viticulture" based on effort and perseverance. For this reason Prosecco Sui Nui is an expression of manual labor and attention to detail, from the vineyard to the bottling.
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Sui Nui Spumanti is located in the heart of Valdobbiadene in the province of Treviso, in the famous land of Prosecco.
The Bressan family has existed in the world of wine for over 100 years. The passion for wine has been passed down from father to son for four generations, always maintaining quality.
The name Sui Nui was already present on the maps of the early 1800s, referring to the famous area of Valdobbiadene owned by the Bressan family.
Marcello, Ezio and Davide (4th generation), thanks to the accumulated experience, are ready to follow their ideals, not forgetting the passion for their work and the soul that makes them improve every day.
The Bressan family has always strived to stay in touch with its roots, and for this reason it was decided to keep the old name Sui Nui as the official brand of the company.
The brand name is the place where the company was founded and the original name of the locality that belongs to the family.
The vineyards are located in 15 different locations between the cities of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, about 50 km from Venice on an area of 18,000 hectares. The presence of the Dolomites, the Adriatic Sea, the nature of the landscape and climatic conditions have a positive effect on the quality of Prosecco Sui Nui.
Sui Nui sparkling wines are produced in the territory of Valdobbiadene Superior, which is rich in waterways that create spectacular natural scenery. Ancient castles, historic villas and rural houses are surrounded by rows of vineyards.
The special conditions of the slope and the influence of atmospheric factors divide the territory of Valdobbiadene into several microzones, such as Rive and Cartizze, which determine the unmistakable characteristics of this place.
The steep hills of the Conegliano Valdobbiadene region forced viticulture "by hand" on farming families and hence defined it as "heroic viticulture" based on effort and perseverance. For this reason Prosecco Sui Nui is an expression of manual labor and attention to detail, from the vineyard to the bottling.
