There is a special way to appreciate wine: tasting it directly among the vines from which it comes. This is the idea behind the events we organize in the vineyard, to give people unique experiences, such as the one created in collaboration with the Camper Club Cento Torri Pavia: on June 17 and 18, we had the pleasure of welcoming camper friends to our vineyards in Montescano.
Cristina Placidi, President of the Cento Torri Pavia Club, went over these two days with us, which she wanted in order to offer members an event that would leave a mark.
We asked Cristina for feedback: she premised that she has already been familiar with our reality and our product for some time, and for that reason, she was more than certain that our rows were the perfect setting for an unforgettable all-camping weekend!
He then tells us that our guests really enjoyed everything, starting with the welcome given to them and their campers; they were more than satisfied with the quality of service, our wines, and the food enjoyed during the barbecue.
Besides pampering the palate, participants also nourished the spirit: they enjoyed the peace and harmony of a breathtaking hillside landscape. They savored thebucolic atmosphere as the sun went down, danced among the vines, slept away from the noise of the city, and loved waking up in nature when they opened the door of their RV the next morning. Priceless!
The walks among the rows of grapes and in the winery for them were also an opportunity to learn more about the history and culture of an area rich in tradition and to understand the passion we put into our work, in the vineyard and in the cellar.
Thus, this event met the expectations of Camper Club Cento Torri Pavia, which is always keen to choose quality experiences.
It was also a great satisfaction for us to see our guests so happy, relaxed and fulfilled to have experienced a special weekend, made of emotions, discoveries, taste, joy. These are the memories that our camper guests took home with them, along with many of our wines – showing how they enjoyed them – and a little piece of our history that we gladly shared with them.
