Now in its third generation, the Muratori family has dedicated more than a quarter of a century to producing Franciacorta. What began as a vision in the early Nineties has become a project rooted in the land: sixty hectares of vineyards acquired across all six Vocational Units of the region, enabling the wines to express the full pedoclimatic diversity of Franciacorta.

The Muratori winery is architecture in service of sustainability: over 15,000 square metres across three subterranean levels, reaching nearly twenty metres below ground. This design harnesses gravity to move the must during harvest, while ensuring a stable natural microclimate throughout the year. The spaces and technology allow us to honour the distinct pedoclimatic character of each vineyard, preserving the individuality of every parcel from the very first phase of vinification.

From the grapes grown across our twenty-six parcels, the winery develops over ninety base wines, which are then skilfully blended to create the nine Franciacorta sparkling wines of Muratori.

Environment and Sustainability
Vignerons in Franciacorta. Respect for and enhancement of the territory, combined with deep commitment to sustainability, have always guided the Muratori philosophy. The estate is energy self-sufficient thanks to its agrivoltaic installation: one of Italy's first examples of a solar array built above a vineyard, carefully engineered to minimise shading and allow the vines to thrive.

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