Where is Azienda Agricola Tre Monti located?

Tre Monti is in Bergullo, a hamlet of Imola in the province of Bologna, Emilia-Romagna. The address is Via Lola 3. It sits roughly halfway between Bologna and the Adriatic coast, ten minutes from central Imola.

Are Tre Monti wines organic?

Yes. Every wine in the catalogue is certified organic under Italian farming rules. That includes the SO2 Free line, bottled without added sulphites. The certification covers every vine on the Imola and Forli estates, about 77 football pitches in all.

Can you visit the Tre Monti winery?

Yes. Tastings and tours are booked through the winery's own website, at tremonti.it/visite-in-azienda. There are two booking forms: one for parties of two to nine, one for groups of ten or more. Walk-in visits are not offered.

What are the signature wines from Tre Monti?

The flagships are Thea, a Romagna DOC Sangiovese Superiore Riserva, and Vitalba, a Romagna Albana DOCG made on its skins and aged in Georgian qvevri. Anabla, a lightly sparkling wine, is the easy introduction to the range.

What grapes does Tre Monti grow?

Sangiovese and Albana, the two pillars of Romagnan wine, are the heart of the planting. Pignoletto grows for the Emilia-Romagna DOC wines, and Trebbiano and Chardonnay for the Rubicone IGP bottles. Small parcels of Barbera, Sauvignon and other varieties feed the SO2 Free range.

Is Tre Monti a family-run winery?

Yes. Sergio Navacchia and his wife Thea founded the estate in the early 1970s. Their sons David and Vittorio run it now, with their father still active in the business. Two generations work together at the cellar in Bergullo.

Azienda Agricola Tre Monti

Azienda Agricola Tre Monti farms about 77 football pitches of vines across two neighbouring estates in eastern Emilia-Romagna. One sits in the cool Rio Sanguinario valley above Imola. The other tops a hillside near Forli, where a warm mountain wind meets salty air off the Adriatic. Sergio Navacchia and his wife Thea founded the winery in the early 1970s, and their sons David and Vittorio lead it today. The house made its name with Romagna Albana DOCG and Romagna Sangiovese DOC, then pushed further with an Albana matured on its skins in Georgian qvevri.

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About Azienda Agricola Tre Monti

The identity of Tre Monti is the Navacchia family. Sergio and his wife Thea began bottling in the early 1970s, when most people still treated Romagna as bulk-wine country. Chasing quality here meant arguing with that wisdom. Their sons David and Vittorio run the cellar and the estate today, with a team of eleven. Tre Monti note that the team speaks four languages between them, including Romagnolo and Treviso dialect.

The two estates are twins on purpose, and different on purpose. The Imola property lies in the Rio Sanguinario valley, right on the line between Emilia and Romagna. That small, cool dip shelters the vines while the grapes ripen. The Forli property is the opposite: an open ridge above the Ravenna plain, swept by the warm fohn wind off the Apennines and the salty bora off the Adriatic. Each covers about 36 football pitches, 77 in all. Every wine in the catalogue is certified organic under Italian rules.

The range runs wide. Anabla leads the frizzanti. The SO2 Free line bottles reds and whites without added sulphites. Petrignone and Boldo are single-vineyard Sangiovese. A small set of skin-contact whites includes Vitalba, a Romagna Albana DOCG matured in Georgian qvevri. Bottles ship to twenty-six markets.

For most drinkers the entry point is Thea, named for the family matriarch. It is a Romagna Sangiovese Superiore Riserva, and the critics at Vinous have reviewed recent vintages favourably. A white Rubicone IGP blend carries the same name. Vitalba took a Faccino award from Doctor Wine in 2025, which confirmed it as the estate's most distinctive bottle. Either is a useful reference for anyone who has only met Sangiovese in its Tuscan form.

Visits and tastings are booked directly on tremonti.it. There is one form for parties of two to nine and another for groups of ten or more. The estate is in Bergullo, ten minutes from central Imola, an easy stop between Bologna and the Adriatic coast.

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Via Lola, 3 - Loc. Bergullo, 40026 Imola, Bologna (Emilia Romagna)

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<p>A guided tour of the Bergullo estate followed by a seated tasting of the Tre Monti range, walking through the family's organic Sangiovese and Albana wines and the Georgian-qvevri Vitalba. Booked online directly through the winery, with separate forms for parties of two to nine and groups of ten or more.</p>

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Common questions

Tre Monti is in Bergullo, a hamlet of Imola in the province of Bologna, Emilia-Romagna. The address is Via Lola 3. It sits roughly halfway between Bologna and the Adriatic coast, ten minutes from central Imola.
Yes. Every wine in the catalogue is certified organic under Italian farming rules. That includes the SO2 Free line, bottled without added sulphites. The certification covers every vine on the Imola and Forli estates, about 77 football pitches in all.
Yes. Tastings and tours are booked through the winery's own website, at tremonti.it/visite-in-azienda. There are two booking forms: one for parties of two to nine, one for groups of ten or more. Walk-in visits are not offered.
The flagships are Thea, a Romagna DOC Sangiovese Superiore Riserva, and Vitalba, a Romagna Albana DOCG made on its skins and aged in Georgian qvevri. Anabla, a lightly sparkling wine, is the easy introduction to the range.
Sangiovese and Albana, the two pillars of Romagnan wine, are the heart of the planting. Pignoletto grows for the Emilia-Romagna DOC wines, and Trebbiano and Chardonnay for the Rubicone IGP bottles. Small parcels of Barbera, Sauvignon and other varieties feed the SO2 Free range.
Yes. Sergio Navacchia and his wife Thea founded the estate in the early 1970s. Their sons David and Vittorio run it now, with their father still active in the business. Two generations work together at the cellar in Bergullo.

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