Founded in 1928 by Carlo and Maria Botter in the small town of Fossalta di Piave near Venice, this historic producer began life as a modest local business selling wines in traditional barrels and demijohns. The transition to bottling in the 1960s sparked a dynamic period of growth, paving the way for an expansive family heritage that today spans the entire length of Italy, from north to south.
The collection's roots remain firmly planted in the family's original vineyards near Treviso in the Veneto region, famous for producing crisp, elegant, and accessible styles. Over the decades, Botter has built deep, collaborative partnerships with dedicated local growers across Italy's most celebrated viticultural areas, including Abruzzo, Campania, Puglia, and Sicily. This enables them to craft an incredibly diverse range of authentic wines that celebrate local grapes in their ideal climates—whether grown on sun-drenched southern hillsides or in cooler northern valleys.
Now driven by the family's third generation, the estate seamlessly combines its nearly century-old winemaking traditions with a modern outlook tailored for everyday enjoyment. By focusing on native Italian varieties and accessible flavor profiles, they have grown into one of the country's most respected wine exporters without losing their signature family-run character. The resulting wines offer a reliable, vibrant, and rewarding passport to the diverse regional flavors of Italy.