Livon Sauvignon Blanc Collio DOC

Azienda Agricola Livon was founded by the famous Friulian winemaking family Livon in the early 1960s when Dorino Livon purchased the first vineyards on the hills of Collio. Since its inception, the winery has continuously developed, expanded, and improved. Since the mid-1980s, Dorino's sons — Valneo and Tonino — joined him. The family tirelessly worked on developing their vineyards to reduce production in order to maximize the quality of the fruit. They completely changed the layout of their vineyards, applied unique and progressive approaches to farm management for that time: short pruning of vines, use of organic methods and high planting density, integration of indigenous plants, maintaining low yields, and building three large wine cellars for winemaking. In the period from 1992 to 1997, to remain competitive in the market, Livon decided to acquire three farms, two of which — Villa Cjopris and Tenuta Roncalto — were located in Friuli, while Borgo Salcetino was in Tuscany, in the Chianti Classico area. In 2001, with the purchase of "Fattoria Col Santo" in the Montefalco area, the estate provided consumers with a more complete range of wines. Today, "Livon" is a global company owning over 200 hectares of vineyards and producing five different brands classified as classic wines, Cru wines, and Grand Cru wines.