This however was not the case before 1968 when the vineyards of Ca’del Bosco, one of the very few Italian wineries with pride and passion, started the enological “Renaissance” in Italy taking the name of Italian quality wine into the world.

In Franciacorta, in a big house in the woods in 1965, Annamaria Clementi Zanella mother of Maurizio Zanella who today lends his name to one of the prestigious wines of Ca’ del Bosco, set up home.
Today Maurizio Zanella continues to manage with passion Ca’ del Bosco which, through the constant research aimed at the more exclusive quality, has ample horizons.

Ca’ del Bosco runs 174 hectares of vineyards in eight different districts of Franciacorta and produces six types of Franciacorta Docg (Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita): Brut nv; Brut, Dosage Zéro, Satèn and Rosé Millesimati; Cuvée Annamaria Clementi.
The range is completed by three DOC wines (Curtefranca Bianco Terre di Franciacorta, Chardonnay Terre di Franciacorta, Curtefranca Rosso Terre di Franciacorta), two IGT, Indicazione geografica tipica, wines Sebino (Pinero and Maurizio Zanella) and two table wines (Elfo and Carmenero).