The local dialect term “Rive” is used for hillside vineyards planted on steep slopes. As far back as 1933 Abel Adami selected and presented his “Riva Giardino”, from grapes grown in what is now known as the Giardino vineyard. The “Rive” are now recognized in the Valdobbiadene DOCG production protocol, and together with the name of the municipality or village, indicate the exact place of origin of the grapes. The “Rive” are selections synonymous with excellence, revealing the precious uniqueness of each single hillside plot.

The Giardino Vineyard, purchased in 1920, is a south-facing natural amphitheatre-shaped vineyard. Probably the first example of a Prosecco from single vineyard in the whole DOCG zone.

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