Azienda Vitivinicola Caminella

In Cenate Sotto, in the Bergamo area, Azienda Vitivinicola Caminella cultivates a single denomination: Moscato di Scanzo DOCG, one of Italy's smallest protected zones, confined to just one municipality. On these slopes, the continental climate and proximity to the Alps shape a rare grape variety, which the winery interprets by following the strictest regulations of the disciplinare, without seeking shortcuts or high volumes. Production focuses on the two permitted versions, the red and the passito, each aged for at least twenty-four months and with an alcohol content equal to or greater than seventeen percent. It is a deliberately restricted range, prioritizing precision over breadth, and delivering the unmistakable aromatic profile of the local Moscato. The winery welcomes visitors: it's worth a stop for a comparative tasting of the red and passito, the most direct way to understand how a single, tiny territory can offer two such distinct interpretations of the same fruit.

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