The Guido family has a long history of winemaking, having cultivated vines and produced wine since the last century. Legend has it that our great-great-grandparents brought wine to the port of Genoa. History actually tells us that our grandparents saved the family vineyards from phylloxera by grafting them onto American vines, thus preserving the historic vines of our region.

In the 1960s, despite the progressive abandonment of the countryside, our father Gerolamo continued undaunted. Indeed, he improved the working of his land with new agricultural machinery and new cellar technologies, planted new vineyards, and began bottling wine, which had previously only been sold in bulk.