El Zeremia

Winery in Piana Rotaliana, Val di Non

About the Winery

El Zeremia is a family-run winery located in the scenic Val di Non in Trentino, Italy. Established by the Zadra family, the estate spans 4 hectares of land, with a focus on reviving ancient local grape varieties, particularly Groppello di Revò. The winery has a deep-rooted history, tracing back to the 19th century, when it was passed down to the current generation. Visitors can explore the rich winemaking tradition, surrounded by a breathtaking landscape, while learning about the estate’s dedication to preserving Trentino’s viticultural heritage.

About the Wines

El Zeremia specializes in producing unique wines from native grape varieties like Groppello di Revò and Maor. Known for their authenticity, the wines capture the essence of the region’s terroir, with the flagship Groppello di Revò offering a distinctive taste of the local landscape. The winery also produces Johanniter, a white wine made from a resistant variety. With a commitment to sustainability and minimal intervention, El Zeremia's wines are an honest reflection of the land and its history.

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Thumbnail Wine experience in Trentino in a family winery - El Zeremia wine tasting
Trentino-Alto Adige, Trento, Sanzeno - (Piana Rotaliana, Val di Non) 2 Hours Min 2, Max 45
4.9 (7 Reviews)
From €19

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User Reviews (7)

Maria
1 month on Winedering
· July 26, 2026
Story of a resistant grape variety
Mrs. Anita is a marvel, she tells the story of her family and of this great grape variety with a unique sweetness.
She had us taste her excellent white wines, Maor and Johanniter, the Groppello which we practically fell in love with, as well as local cured meats and cheeses.
We are taking home her wines and the joy she transmitted to us. An experience I recommend!
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Grazie di cuore della vostra vista! è sempre un piacere poter raccontare il nostro territorio, la nostra azienda e i nostri prodotti! Lorenzo
Mauro
1 year on Winedering
· August 28, 2025
Niche wines
A beautiful family-run business. The explanation of the "birth" of the vineyard and the project was pleasant and interesting; the tasting was very good, with the explanation of every single glass paired with a selection of excellent cheeses and cured meats. If you are in the vicinity of Val di Non or Val di Sole, book a visit: you won't regret it!
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Michela
1 year on Winedering
· August 17, 2025
A kind family truly passionate about their work
Anita is an exquisite lady! Able to move you with her passion for the grape! A small, family-run business, but rich in history and with deep roots! Two hours of tasting and chatting flew by, excellent products, very honest prices! A pleasant and highly recommended experience
Passion and emotion
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Giada
2 years on Winedering
· November 3, 2024
Between history and innovation
We were immediately welcomed into a warm and friendly atmosphere.
Lorenzo and his mother have managed to carry on the family business, paying attention to history but with an eye toward innovation.
This is what was conveyed to us with enthusiasm during the tasting in the cellar.
We had the pleasure of tasting some excellent wine, accompanied by local cured meats, and it was a unique opportunity to learn about the origin of Groppello and its variants.
If you are passing through Val di Non, we recommend making a stop at the El Zeremia winery.
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Francesca
2 years on Winedering
· July 29, 2024
Exceptional
A beautiful experience, Signora Anita was able to convey her love and passion for wine to us through her family stories. The unique story of their vines and their winery made us appreciate everything we tasted even more, an absolutely recommended stop!
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Barbara
2 years on Winedering
· April 15, 2024
A lovely tasting experience
I highly recommend a visit to the El Zeremia winery: so much history in a glass, excellent hospitality and everything well prepared.
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Elisa
2 years on Winedering
· September 9, 2023
A day well spent
Location a bit challenging to reach, but evocative and worthwhile. Small, niche family-run business with a warm welcome. The lady knows how to convey the passion and history of her work. The Groppello wines and the abundant tastings were excellent.
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