How sustainability translates into practice at RoncSoreli
In line with the traditional definition of sustainability, we consider our vineyards to be an ecosystem that is integrated into the surrounding environment. We therefore devote resources and attention to protect and maintain the ecological processes within our vineyards, with the future of the environment in mind. We have adopted practices that are consistent with our commitment towards the future generations and their right to benefit from the winegrowing potential of the land.
We place great attention to the soil, enhancing its natural potential with repeated annual organic fertilisation. We strive to preserve the wooded areas that surround the estate, home to a large variety of birds, insects and other wildlife. We adopt low environmental impact integrated pest control. We organise the vineyard activities following the natural seasonal conditions, to prevent the development of diseases.
All this requires great effort on our part, but we are willing to go the extra mile, to offer wines that are wholesome and reflect the vineyards they come from.
Following these principles, it was only natural for us to take things that one step further. Indeed, in 2016 we put into place all the physical and biological processes in compliance with organic standards and part of our vineyards have received the organic certification (IT BIO 006 E2702).
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