Description
Thomas Conzato is an explorer winemaker who practices agroecology and challenges his land with a free, conscious, and deeply respectful vision of nature. His approach is not merely a method but a thoughtful and authentic choice: respect for nature is his cornerstone.
“I don’t follow any ‘green religion’,” he states, “I feel one with my land and my vineyards.” His philosophy translates into practices far removed from standardization: no chemical or mechanical weeding, only regular mowing or alternating between rows, creating a grass cover that serves as thermal insulation and protection against sudden rainfall. This approach also enhances water absorption into the soil, contributing to natural balance and encouraging the proliferation of native wildlife.
As the symbol of his winery, Thomas chose the woodcock, the “queen of nature,” because it only lives in healthy and welcoming environments. This choice perfectly reflects his vision: preserving the integrity of the land in harmony with the biodiversity that makes it unique.