Conte Collalto

Conte Collalto’s family history reaches back to 958, when King Berengar of Italy granted the Montello forest and the Curtis di Lovadina to Rambaldo, an ancestor of the Collalto family. The Collalto family has presided over the hills of Susegana and Conegliano since 1110. In the 18th century, Count Antonio Rambaldo introduced Wildbacher to the estate.

Wines have been produced inside the historic Conte Collalto Winery since 1904. Of the estate's 150 hectares of vineyards, 100 hectares are used for Prosecco Superiore production. In the early 2000s, the winery installed a wood-chip heating system powered by pruning vine shoots. Vinification uses pneumatic bladder presses, cold-chain temperature control, and low-temperature fermentation with selected yeasts.