The Campo Rotaliano area is characterized by an alluvial soil, the result of the Noce stream that, through its slow flow, led to the creation of a subsoil rich in a multi-layered structure and composed of gravel and alluvial pebbles of different materials: from granite to alpine limestone, from dolomite to porphyritic sandstone. All these stones, which keep the soil well drained, are only 80 cm (2,6247 ft) deep. For this reason within the Piana Rotaliana area we can find a fertile cultivated soil.

Defined by Cesare Battisti as "being the most beautiful vineyard-garden of Europe", the Piana Rotaliana is the home of Teroldego Rotaliano, the Trentino’s red wine par excellence. Surrounded by wonderful mountains, it is an enchanting land, rich in history, tradition and culture …

a land to discover!