Arzenton Gino

In Baone, on the volcanic hills of the Padua area, Arzenton Gino cultivates mineral-rich soils where Moscato Giallo thrives with particular vigor. From this aromatic indigenous grape variety comes Colli Euganei Fior d'Arancio DOCG, a denomination spanning seventeen municipalities in the province of Padua. The company interprets its three canonical expressions—still white, sparkling, and passito—maintaining the fragrant imprint of the original grape in each. The character of the wines is rooted in the combination of altitude and the volcanic nature of the soil, two factors that guide grape maturation and the physiognomy of each vintage. The distance between the aromatic freshness of the still wine and the sweet concentration of the passito measures the expressive breadth of a single denomination, interpreted here with consistency. The result is a precise portrait of this sector of the Colli Euganei, where Moscato Giallo becomes the key to understanding an entire territory.

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