Dissegna

A family farm on the Venetian plain since 1925, organic since 2006. Prosecco, whites, rosé, reds and a sweet Moscato.

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Chapter 1

The plain

The farm is at Loncon di Annone Veneto, on the low, flat plain a few kilometres from the Venetian coast, between the Tagliamento and the Livenza rivers. The sea and the lagoons keep the climate mild.

Two winds cross this plain: the Bora, cool and dry from the north-east, and the Scirocco, warm and humid from the south-east. Across the zone the soil is heavy clay over a thin, pale crust of caranto.

  • Lison-Pramaggiore DOC zone
  • Bora and Scirocco
  • Guyot, cordon and Sylvoz vines
Still lagoon water at dawn with reeds and old wooden posts, flat land on the horizon
A lagoon edge on the Venetian plain. Illustrative image.
Harvest crates of pale green grapes between vine rows in the early morning
Harvest crates in the rows. Illustrative image.

Chapter 2

The family

Grandfather Antonio founded the farm in 1925. It passed from father to son, down to Francesco Dissegna, and the family runs it still.

Since 2006 the whole production has been organic, from the vineyard to the bottle. Alongside the Prosecco they make Lison Classico, the local white of at least 85% Friulano, still called Tai here, and Refosco dal Peduncolo Rosso, a red named for the colour of its stalks.

  • Founded 1925
  • Organic since 2006
  • Loncon di Annone Veneto (VE)

Chapter 3

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Chapter 4

To your door

14 wines from one family farm, imported by Solo Cru. Delivered anywhere in Ontario for a $25 flat fee, and free on orders over $300. No minimum order.

Azienda Agricola Dissegna Francesco · Loncon di Annone Veneto (VE) · Organic since 2006 · Imported by Solo Cru, Toronto

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