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Sparkling wines where it's always a party. Who doesn't love sparkling wines? Toso's creations are particularly delicious and suitable for any toast. Let the champagne cork fly and raise your glasses.

Pietro Toso wine from Piedmont

Toso is a centuries-old family business. It was once located in Asti, the heart of the flourishing wine culture in Piedmont. However, the great-grandfather of the current owner, Vincenzo Toso, decided to move the winery to Santo Stefano Belbo, a little further north. It was here that the Toso winery truly blossomed, becoming a typical Italian family business. His son Pietro Toso took over, and after him, it was taken over by his sons Luigi and Vincenzo. Currently, brothers Pietro and Gianfranco and nephew Massimo are at the helm of the Toso winery.

The sparkling wines of Pietro Toso

Just looking at the striking bottles brings a smile to our faces. The power behind this success is Toso. This is a centuries-old family business with a typical Italian family. Despite its immense age, Toso has always moved with the times and therefore remained current. By continuously innovating, modernizing, and discovering, we can state that Toso is still one of the most modern wineries.

Toso's home base is clearly Piedmont. Its sparkling wines have resounding appellations. Especially in Asti, Toso scores high. In the rolling hills around this small village, you'll find Moscato grapes as far as the eye can see. But the red sparkling wine Brachetto is also important in Toso's range.

What is the best Pietro Toso wine?

In addition to their sparkling masterpieces from Piedmont, Toso now also owns some hectares in Veneto. To be precise, in the Valdobbiadene area, also known as the capital of Prosecco. Another sparkling delight from Italy. Here, Toso grows grape varieties such as Chardonnay, Glera, and Pinot Bianco, which together form Toso's delicious Prosecco wines. Especially the Toso Millesimato Prosecco is highly recommended. It is made every year using only the most beautiful grape bunches from the respective harvest year.