Bisol

A document from 1542 places the Bisol family among the vine growers of Chartice, the hillside now called Cartizze. The modern business grew from Eliseo Bisol’s work before the First World War, then recovered in the 1920s under his son Desiderio. Known as Jeio, Desiderio later travelled the Conegliano-Valdobbiadene hills by motorcycle, seeking distinctive parcels.

Today the house focuses on Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG, keeping harvests from different vineyards separate. Cartizze’s steep slopes are cultivated largely by hand, with Bisol among its historic growers.