Since 2008, Villa Della Torre has belonged to the Mastella Allegrini family, who have restored and reinterpreted the estate while preserving its identity as one of the distinctive cultural sites of the Valpolicella area. Built as a Renaissance villa inspired by the model of the Roman domus, it remains closely tied to the agricultural vocation that has always surrounded it.

From 2019 onwards, Villa Della Torre has also developed as a wine estate in its own right, built around the enhancement of two territories with strong character and long viticultural tradition: Valpolicella Classica and Lugana. In both cases, the work is guided by a young agronomic and oenological team focused on sustainability, biodiversity and a careful reading of the land.

The wines reflect this dual origin. On one side, Valpolicella offers hillside vineyards and a long-established red wine tradition; on the other, Lugana draws on the tempering influence of Lake Garda and its balanced ecosystem. Together, these landscapes give shape to a range that combines elegance, structure and a clear territorial identity.

Production takes place in Sant’Ambrogio di Valpolicella, where vinification is carried out in steel and wood, while ageing follows a measured path through tonneaux and barriques. Across Amarone, Valpolicella and the white wines of Lugana and Soave, Villa Della Torre presents a contemporary interpretation of historic Veronese wine landscapes, linking noble origins with a forward-looking approach.