Adalia
Wines by Adalia
In the Valle di Mezzane, close to Verona, Adalia has built its identity around a clear and natural connection with the land. This young winery belongs to the wider Camerani world and presents a fresh and focused reading of the area, shaped by fertile surroundings, vineyard character and a strong sense of place.
Adalia is a young estate based in the Valle di Mezzane, an area known for its fertile soils and the presence of many watercourses, factors that have long supported both agriculture and settlement. The winery extends over five hectares and was conceived as a modern agricultural project in close contact with nature, guided by authenticity and a clear individual style.
One of the defining ideas behind Adalia is its attention to the specific identity of each vineyard. The range includes wines that come from distinct sites, with each label expressing a close bond with its own origin and preserving a strong sense of vineyard character.
The name Adalia comes from a small ladybird with black spots on its wings, known as a valuable ally in the vineyard because it preys on aphids. It is a fitting symbol for a winery that places nature at the centre of its work and sees balance in the vineyard as an essential part of wine quality.
Supported by solid experience in both vineyard and cellar, Adalia presents wines with a clear profile and a direct link to their place of origin. Within the Camerani family of estates, it stands as a focused and contemporary expression of the Mezzane valley.
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