To achieve the quality standards required by the protocol, all aspects related to respect for the environment were taken into consideration: from the choice of construction materials to the efficient use of resources, to the healthiness of the workplace.
When the new cellar with the seal was inaugurated in 2013 CasaClima Wine for me it was a great satisfaction and a starting point: the first certified winery in Lombardy and the third in Italy!
The corporate choices that have followed since then have always followed the style of environmental responsibility, with a positive outlook towards the future and the new generations.

THE STORY OF MAMETE PREVOSTINI ALREADY SPEAKS OF ATTENTION TO THE ENVIRONMENT THROUGH THE CREATION OF A LOW ENERGY CONSUMPTION CELLAR, BUT SUSTAINABILITY COMES THROUGH ACTIONS, AND THEREFORE PEOPLE.

Growing the vine on the Alps , the mountains of Valtellina, is a choice of life and absolute dedication: it is a job driven only by love for one's land, a ancient ritual done still everything by hand , without fear of the height and the fatigue of carrying the grapes on the shoulder along rock steps. Hanging Gardens Network born to sign the relationship of trust which links Mamete Prevostini to winemakers and their families , men and women who courageously cultivate the Nebbiolo vineyard terraces as if they were gardens, preserving the beauty of the Alpine landscape suspended on the rocks. Mamete Prevostini has always taken care of every aspect of his growth to make this unique work Always better . Thanks to the Internet, we share competence , resources And innovation , also intervening in the performance of agronomic practices. Respecting the personality of each individual and promoting opportunities for development professional Mamete Prevostini wants to be the spokesperson for an increasingly sustainable agriculture at community level and be an example for the new generations who want to make winemaking a profession.

VINEYARDS

Along the slopes of the Alps, happily exposed to the south, the landscape has been shaped into 2,500 kilometers of terraces made of dry stone walls to grow vines. The art of dry stone walls has been recognized as an intangible heritage by UNESCO.