History
Roman era
Wine-growing has a long tradition in Nalles, and can be dated back to the Roman times where it was known due to its position along the trade route: Via Appia.
1063
Nalles gained enormous value as a wine growing area, thanks to a testamentary disposition from the Cathedral of Augsburg college stating that Bishop Ebriko purchased an estate with four neighbouring farms.
1764
The Campi estate was built on the site of today’s winery, and its ancient cobblestones can still be seen in the new premises today, forging the link between past and present.
1932
The Nals winery was founded, with 34 members led by Alois Busetti
1954
The Margreid-Entiklar winery was founded
1963
The first Export to Germany
1985
The Nals and Margreid-Entiklar wineries were merged, continuing to contribute to the history of wine under the name Nals Margreid
1990
First visit to Vinitaly, the International Wine Exhibition in Verona
2011
The premises were renovated and extended: a gentle transition to modern architecture and to adapt the exterior to the sublime essence of the wines.
2013
SIRMIAN Pinot Bianco was declared “Italy’s best white wine” by the famous Italian wine guide Gambero Rosso.
2019
The historic estate of the winery was carefully renovated and transformed into the headquarters, with presentation rooms, the Enoteca 1764 and the administrative centre.
Today
160 hectares of vineyards, 138 members, 14 regions. Together, we want to carry on making history at Nals Margreid, one success after another.