Bottega S.p.A. is both a winery and a distillery, with a close-knit team of oenologists experienced in both vinification and distillation. The head office is located in Bibano di Godega, in the Prosecco DOC area, 50km north of Venice.
Bottega has a history of four centuries in the world of wine and grappa. Since the 17th century, when the family’s ancestors cultivated vines as tenant farmers, up to now, that Bottega grappas and liqueurs are appreciated worldwide.
The company was founded in 1977 by Aldo Bottega, a master distiller with more than 30 years of experience in the sector. He had inherited a passion for wine from his grandfather, an experienced wine merchant in the 1920s. In 1983 his son Sandro became the company director.
Aiming high
Over the years the company has become one of the top 20 private wineries and distilleries. In the duty free and travel retail channel, it set the pace and, in sparkling wines, became the world’s leading brand, ahead of a well-known Champagne house (IWSR ranking 2022).
Bottega’s product range includes prosecco, sparkling wines, white grappas, aged grappas, red wines, limoncino, fruit-based liqueurs and cream-based liqueurs, plus gin, vermouth and no/low alcohol products.
A notable product is the Bottega Gold Cru, an Extra Brut Prosecco sparkling wine Vintage 2022 that is part of the ‘Prosecco Premium Vintage Collection’, a project for the enhancement of Prosecco. The premium version of Bottega Gold, the gold bottle with its iconic shape is completed with a glitter label and a glitter capsule.
Commitment to quality
Bottega has been committed to sustainability for many years, trying to maintain a medium- to long-term vision that can lead to real, concrete results in reducing the impact on the environment, society and the economy.
Its aim is to limit the damage and bring about widespread improvement in the range of its business. It sees this as duty for a winery that derives wealth from the land and its products, and is therefore obliged to give something back to the land so that the natural cycle continues to take place, allowing the winery to continue to gain and distribute wealth.
Today, Bottega distributes its products in 165 countries around the world, employs around 220 people and has won over 400 awards for the quality of its products.
