Allegrini founds its roots in Fumane, in the heart of classic Valpollicella. It was with Giovanni, a man symbolic of this land, that in the mid-1900s he initiated a decisive qualitative turning point, enhancing the viticultural and oenological potential of his land. His intuitions and entrepreneurial attitudes are consolidated by his sons and carried on, today, by his grandchildren to establish Allegrini in the Olympus of Italian producers.
The company's hallmark is its great commitment to the acquisition of a viticultural heritage that today extends over some 150 hectares between the hills of Valpollicella to Soave and Lugana.