A Calling for Excellence
For over five centuries, Bisol1542 has been deeply connected to the hills of Valdobbiadene, where heroic viticulture and a constant pursuit of quality give rise to Prosecco Superiore wines that express one of Italy’s great wine terroirs.
Roots in Valdobbiadene
The earliest records of the Bisol family’s presence in Santo Stefano di Valdobbiadene date back to 1542.
Their history is deeply intertwined with the hills where Prosecco Superiore is born, a connection that has helped shape the brand’s identity over the centuries.
Eliseo Bisol
At the beginning of the twentieth century, Eliseo Bisol established a thriving wine trade, temporarily interrupted by the First World War. The business regained momentum in the mid-1920s thanks to his son Desiderio, giving new impetus to the family’s winemaking history.
Desiderio Bisol,
known as Jeio
In the years following the Second World War, Jeio travelled across the hills of Valdobbiadene and Conegliano in search of the finest plots of land to acquire, with the aim of expressing the distinctive qualities of different yet complementary terroirs in his wines.
The Identity of the Heroic Hills
At the heart of the Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG appellation, Bisol1542 interprets a landscape recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2019. Varied slopes, exposures and microclimates make each vineyard unique and call for meticulous, largely manual work, reflected in the character of the wines.
A New Chapter Since 2014
In 2014, Bisol1542 became part of Gruppo Lunelli, embarking on a new phase of growth. Investments in the vineyards and winery, the introduction of new technologies and a strong focus on sustainability have further enhanced the quality of Bisol1542’s creations.
Bisol1542 Today
Today, Bisol1542 specialises in crafting fine wines, adopting a bespoke approach that brings out the distinctive qualities of each vineyard. Its in-depth knowledge of the hills of Valdobbiadene guides the pursuit of increasingly precise and distinctive expressions of Prosecco Superiore.