Casa Valduga is a family winery in Vale dos Vinhedos, making Arte Brut sparkling wine and red wines intended for ageing in French oak.
The producer
Casa Valduga is a family winery in Vale dos Vinhedos. The Valduga family has maintained its wine culture on the same land through successive generations. Erielso, Juarez, and João Valduga lead the winery with their children. The range includes sparkling, still wine, and Sur Lie labels. Valduga Arte Brut comes from Vale dos Vinhedos. Red wines intended for ageing mature in French oak before moving to underground cellars. Luiz Valduga is a pioneer of wine tourism in the area.
Known for
Vale dos Vinhedos sparkling wine
Notable facts
The family arrived from northern Italy in 1875.
Erielso, Juarez, and João Valduga lead the winery with their children.
Red wines intended for ageing mature in French oak before moving to underground cellars.
Premivm Brut received Double Gold at Vinus in 2024.
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Casa Valduga Vinhos Finos LTDA
A family winery in Vale dos Vinhedos, Casa Valduga produces sparkling and still wines and maintains its wine culture through successive generations.
At A Glance
Field
Detail
House
Family winery
Home
Vale dos Vinhedos, Bento Gonçalves, Rio Grande do Sul
Wine focus
Sparkling and still wines
Named bottle
Valduga Arte Brut
The Producer
Three brothers, Erielso, Juarez, and João Valduga, lead Casa Valduga with their children. The family arrived from northern Italy in 1875 and has maintained its wine culture on the same land through successive generations. Red wines intended for ageing mature in French oak before moving to underground cellars.
Place
Arte Brut comes from Vale dos Vinhedos, where the family's first vineyards were cultivated. The winery's address is in Linha Leopoldina, Vale dos Vinhedos, Bento Gonçalves, Rio Grande do Sul.
Wines
Casa Valduga produces sparkling, still wine, and Sur Lie labels, including Arte Tradicional Elegance, Premivm, Naturelle, Terroir, and 130 Brut. Premivm Brut received Double Gold at Vinus in 2024. For the 2021 vintage, Arte Brut uses 60% Chardonnay and 40% Pinot Noir. Chardonnay contributes lightness and fruit, while Pinot Noir adds firmness. Sur Lie labels refer to wines matured on their lees, the spent yeast cells that can add creamy texture and savoury notes.
Final Word
Casa Valduga is a family operation spanning wine and tourism ventures in Vale dos Vinhedos.