Guida ai Vini del Friuli Venezia Giulia 2010

Following a wedding on February 15th 1585, the d'Attimis-Maniago Counts inherited a winery situatd in Buttrio. Since that far off age, the noble house of d'Attimis-Maniago continues to produce wine on the same land with the same passion, as ancient recorded documents testify. Records which testify wine production in even more ancient times as is described on this label note "Moines received from wine sold, on 21 June 1529... for the cost of a container of wine from Ronco di Buri measuring Conzi 8 and Secchios 1... amounting to a total of 5 Lira and 1 Penny..." Of particular interest is the winery headquarters, which was already inhabited as far back as 1300. It took on its present appearance in the 1700s with the trasformation of the manor house into a farmstead.

Guida ai Vini del Friuli Venezia Giulia 2009

Following a wedding on February 15th 1585, the d'Attimis-Maniago Counts inherited a winery situatd in Buttrio. Since that far off age, the noble house of d'Attimis-Maniago continues to produce wine on the same land with the same passion, as ancient recorded documents testify. Records which testify wine production in even more ancient times as is described on this label note "Moines received from wine sold, on 21 June 1529...for the cost of a container of wine from Ronco di Buri measuring Conzi 8 and Secchios 1... amounting to a total of 5 Lira and 1 Penny..." Of particular interest is the winery headquarters, which was already inhabited as far back as 1300. It took on its present appearance in the 1700s with the trasformation of the manor house into a farmstead.

Guida ai Vini del Friuli Venezia Giulia 2008

On 15 February 1585, following a wedding, the family of Count d'Attimis-Maniago inherited the winery situated in Buttrio, in the Province of Udine. Since that remote age, the noble family of d?Attimis-Maniago has been making wine on the same lands and with the same passion, as is documented in the ancient documents found in the archives. Of particular interest is the centre of the winery, which was inhabited as far back as 1300. Its present appearance dates back to 1700 when the "fort house" was transformed into an agricultural centre, with the removal of the old tower and the introduction of the "folladors", still present today, and of the granary. The restored 15th century family home, situated in Maniago (PN) and nowadays a restaurant and hotel, is worth visiting.

Guida ai Vini del Friuli Venezia Giulia 2007

On 15 February 1585, following a wedding, the family of Count d?Attimis-Maniago inherited the winery situated in Buttrio, in the Province of Udine. Since that remote age, the noble family of d?Attimis-Maniago has been making wine on the same lands and with the same passion, as is documented in the ancient documents found in the archives. Of particular interest is the centre of the winery, which was inhabited as far back as 1300. Its present appearance dates back to 1700 when the "fort house" was transformed into an agricultural centre, with the removal of the old tower and the introduction of the ?folladors?, still present today, and of the granary. The restored 15th century family home, situated in Maniago (PN) and nowadays a restaurant and hotel, is worth visiting.