Luciano Arduini

The Luciano Arduini Winery traces its roots back to the 1940s when Gabriele Arduini established the business in the small town of Canal in Marano of Valpolicella. The winery was passed to his son Battista in 1969, who expanded it by incorporating lands from the historic Villa Banda Amistà estate. In 2000, Luciano, Battista's son, brought modern winemaking methods to the family business. Today, Luciano works alongside his son Andrea in the vineyards and cellar, while his wife Silvana manages administration, and his daughter Sofia oversees hospitality. The winery continues to evolve, staying true to its heritage while embracing new developments. With over 70 years of winemaking tradition, Luciano Arduini Winery remains committed to producing exceptional wines from the Valpolicella region, merging time-honored techniques with innovative practices.

The Luciano Arduini Winery produces its wines from grapes grown exclusively in its own vineyards, located in the Valpolicella region, renowned for its rich, diverse terroir. The distinctiveness of Valpolicella wines comes from both the local landscape and the noble characteristics of the red grape varieties cultivated there. The winery's approach focuses on maintaining close attention to vineyard cultivation, minimizing intervention during the winemaking process to preserve the natural qualities of the grapes. This dedication ensures wines that fully express the unique attributes of Valpolicella.