Agricola GGG

In Roè Volciano, on the calcareous soils of the Brescia area, Agricola GGG manages three protected denominations that cover different registers of the local winemaking landscape. The first is the mineral white of San Martino della Battaglia, crafted from Tocai Friulano; the second, the structured reds of Riviera del Garda Classico, where the three biotypes of Groppello translate the complexity of the place into wine. Completing the picture are the versatile whites and rosés of Benaco Bresciano IGT. Together, they form a portfolio that prioritizes terroir precision over volume: each denomination interprets a different fragment of the same geological identity, from the saline profile of the whites to the denser texture of the Groppello reds. It's a work that starts from the calcareous nature of the soil and follows its various expressions, without seeking uniformity among such distinct types. The winery doesn't simply combine three labels for commercial breadth, but rather to fully narrate a corner of Lake Garda in Brescia, where the rock beneath the roots remains the common thread of every bottle.

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