Garganega at the foot of the Lessini
Basalt-derived ground is a prominent part of Soave’s vineyard setting.
Garganega is the principal grape of Soave. The vineyards occupy the landscape where the Lessini hills meet the plain, with much of the soil derived from weathered basalt. These dark, often clay-rich soils are part of the territory’s distinctive ground. Vineyards range from the foot of the hills to higher slopes, with differing aspects across the zone.








