Winemaking is one of the oldest kinds of human activity.

Wine is an international drink with specific shades of the terrain or varieties peculiar to a certain territory, giving a certain zest to each of them.

  • Casa Vigna is an idea that is intended to show connoisseurs of the drink new shades not only of long-known varieties and regions, but also absolutely unique and therefore valuable tastes and aromas of wines from different countries of the world.
  • Casa Vigna - unites amateurs and wine experts who sincerely want to show their skills in making wine.

Various manufacturers and farms will provide you not medals to the winemaker's court, but the warmth, hard work and persistence with which the grapes were grown and harvested, their craftsmanship and innovation in producing it only in order to make your way in the wine world affordable , bright, intriguing and full of vivid impressions!

Welcome to our family, to the world of Casa Vigna!

The Paris Court.

Often, some countries are associated with certain products (for example, chocolate with Belgium, watches with Switzerland, etc.). And for most of the 20th century wine was synonymous with France. But everything changed in the spring of 1976, when the French and American winemakers argued, whose wine is better. Blind drinks during the so-called "Court of Paris" were evaluated by a group of authoritative wine critics, such as the editor of France's leading wine magazine. It seemed that the Americans were doomed, but everyone was shocked when, after evaluating white wines, Californian wines took three of the top four places. After evaluating the red wines (more prestigious competition), it turned out that the judges recognized the Californian "Cabernet" as the best red wine in the world.