Vigna Petrussa

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Albana, Friuli Venezia Giulia

Vigna Petrussa

A small family winery producing Schioppettino di Prepotto, an indigenous red wine of fruit, forest-floor notes and subtle spice that expresses the character of its northeastern Italian territory.

At a glance

Vigna Petrussa is a producer of Schioppettino di Prepotto, a native red variety of the Friuli Venezia Giulia region. The winery combines traditional techniques with environmental stewardship to craft wines that capture the essence of their terroir.

What you see

The estate is located in the comune of Albana in the Prepotto area. The winery operates according to a philosophy centered on respect for small-scale production, patience, and passion for quality viticulture.

Cultural significance

Schioppettino di Prepotto represents a distinctive expression of Friuli’s indigenous wine heritage. The variety’s elegant fruit character and subtle spice make it a notable example of northeastern Italian winemaking, where local grape varieties reflect specific microclimates and soil conditions.

Key facts

Address: Via Albana, 47, 33040 Albana, Friuli Venezia Giulia
Coordinates: 46.0507027, 13.4904713
Phone: 0432 713021
Website: https://www.vignapetrussa.it/

Practical information

Visits and tastings should be arranged in advance. Contact the winery directly by phone or through their official website to confirm hours and schedule your visit.

Getting there

Vigna Petrussa is situated in Albana, in the Prepotto wine region of eastern Friuli Venezia Giulia, near the Slovenian border. The area is best reached by car from the city of Udine, approximately 30 kilometers to the northwest.

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