The vineyards of Monte Dall'Ora are located in an area of the classic Valpolicella particularly suited to viticulture: on the hill of Castelrotto grapes have been cultivated and wine produced since the fifth century. The decision to produce wines from a single cru sums up the company's search for identity. At Monte dall'Ora and Camporenzo the Veronese pergola vines are cultivated on terraces facing southeast towards the city of Verona.
San Giorgio is home to the high hill Valpolicella Superiore, where finesse and verticality are predominant. Finally, a new synergistic vineyard project is taking shape in Sausto.
The earth is half a metre deep and rocks outcrop, forming a calcareous basement of Eocene origin. The rocks, which are quite friable, drain excess water and provide the necessary humidity for the roots of the vines, which descend into the depths, extracting valuable mineral substances.