At the end of the 19th century, the first immigrant of the Valduga Family arrived in Brazil. Coming from the city of Rovereto, in northern Italy, they cultivated the first vineyards in what is now the heart of the Vale dos Vinhedos, beginning the legacy of one of the most renowned names in Brazilian winemaking.
Patriarch Luiz Valduga envisioned a great dream: to build the best winery in Brazil. With the help of his children, tradition was combined with the most modern techniques for producing fine wines. Investments in technology increased, and the growing recognition made Casa Valduga one of the most admired wineries in the country.
A true symbol of excellence today, the family-owned winery continues to be led by brothers Erielso, Juarez, and João Valduga, who, together with their children, carry on the passion for wine.
