Between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, in the heart of Veneto, the Prosecco Hills rise in a landscape of steep vineyards, narrow roads, small villages, and endless green views. This is the historic home of Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG, one of the most recognizable Italian wines in the world.

Prosecco is often associated with lightness, celebration, and the Italian aperitivo lifestyle. But here, among these hills, visitors discover that behind its joyful simplicity there is a demanding territory shaped by generations of farmers. Many vineyards are planted on slopes where work is still largely done by hand, making this landscape not only beautiful, but deeply human.
The main grape is Glera, a native variety that gives Prosecco its freshness, floral aromas, citrus notes, and easy elegance. The wine is usually produced with the Martinotti-Charmat method, which preserves its bright fruit, delicate bubbles, and immediate charm.

Within this territory, Cartizze represents the most prestigious and iconic hillside area. Located around Santo Stefano, Saccol, and San Pietro di Barbozza, it is often described as the grand cru of Prosecco: a tiny, highly valued place where exposure, slopes, soils, and tradition come together in a unique expression.
Yet Valdobbiadene is not only about wine. It is about villages, family-run wineries, panoramic roads, shared tables, and a way of life connected to the rhythm of the hills.
Exploring Valdobbiadene with Athesis Way means going beyond the trend and discovering the real landscape behind the glass.

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