Faccia di Vino

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History

Faccia di Vino pairs California importer Amy Atwood with Azienda Agricola Pezzuoli, a Modena family estate farming since 1932 and run by fourth-generation winemaker Alberto Pezzuoli.

Farming

100 percent estate fruit from family vineyards near Maranello at about 400 meters. Pezzuoli is moving from sustainable toward organic practice.

Winemaking

Made with minimal intervention as a clean, fresh sparkling red.

The wines

Lambrusco Natural, a juicy sparkling red from classic Modena Lambrusco varieties.

The short version

A clean, circular-farming Lambrusco from Modena, made by fourth-generation grower Alberto Pezzuoli on family land worked since 1932 for US importer Amy Atwood.
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Faccia di Vino is the bright, honest face of Modenese Lambrusco, a collaboration that pairs a California importer with a winemaking family rooted in Emilia for nearly a century.

Backstory

Faccia di Vino is a partnership between California-based natural wine importer Amy Atwood and Azienda Agricola Pezzuoli, a family estate that has farmed in the Modena area since 1932 and is now run by fourth-generation winemaker Alberto Pezzuoli.

The Region

Faccia di Vino comes from Emilia-Romagna in north-central Italy, the home of Lambrusco, with family vineyards in the hill zone near Maranello at altitudes around 400 meters.

Vineyards and Farming

The Faccia di Vino wines are 100 percent estate made from the family's own vineyards. Pezzuoli is converting from sustainable toward organic practices, and the project emphasizes circular farming, solar conversion, and recycled, low-impact packaging.

Winemaking

Made with minimal intervention, the Faccia di Vino Lambrusco Natural is a clean, fresh, sparkling red built around the classic Lambrusco varieties of the Modena DOC zone.

The Wines

The Faccia di Vino focus is Lambrusco Natural, a juicy, frothy, food-friendly sparkling red, alongside the estate's broader range of Lambrusco di Sorbara, Salamino di Santa Croce, and Grasparossa di Castelvetro.

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