Description

The Masi story began in 1772, when the Boscaini family acquired prestigious vineyards in the small valley called “Vaio dei Masi”, which is the origin of the company’s name. Over the years, the Boscaini family have acquired other vineyard sites in premium areas, while also remaining at the forefront of cutting-edge development in the region.

The winery is now controlled by the 6th and 7th generations of the family, who are probably best known for being among the best proponents of the appassimento technique.

Following this winemaking method, grapes are laid out to dry for the winter months on typical bamboo racks called “arele” in drying rooms. This concentrates their colour, sugars and tannins. Their resulting Amarone wines are rich, complex and bold and are recognised as the benchmark of quality production across the region.