Enrico Serafino
Enrico Serafino is one of the oldest wineries in the Piedmont region.
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Purpose
To share the “Piemonte Attitude” through artisan wines.
Enrico Serafino is one of the oldest wineries in the Piedmont region. Founded in 1878 in Canale, Italy, the winery has continued to thrive in its original location for over 140 years. Our critically acclaimed still and sparkling wines remain prominent in Italy and throughout the world. In 2021, Enrico Serafino wines were scored highly by Gambero Rosso, James Suckling, Wine Enthusiast, Sparkle, Wine Advocate, Wine Spectator, Good Wines of Italy, Bibenda, Doctor Wine Daniele Cernilli, and Blue Lifestyle International.
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People First
Enrico Serafino is building on our great traditions to increase innovation through our people efforts. Our leadership team represents gender diversity and has been focused on developing new markets. They have partnered to bring in an apprenticeship with a DEI focus to encourage innovation.
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Planet
Enrico Serafino has been committed to minimal environmental impact and enhancing the land. In 2020, we became the first vineyard in the Piemonte region to receive version 2.1 of the renowned VIVA certification for sustainable agriculture. We continue to seek ways to maintain and improve our scores in air, water, vineyard, and territory every two years.
- Air 2.52 kg CO2 per bottle
- H2O Scarcity 6 ltr per bottle
- H2O Quality 4 ltr per bottle
- Vineyard A (first class)
- Territory 100% compliant
Our energy and water intensity both improved, down by 30% and 14%, respectively, since 2018. We changed our furnace from steam to a more efficient model and continue to be conscious of water usage. In addition, our electricity has been purchased for many years through the 100% Green Network utility program. In 2021, Green Network provided renewable natural gas as well, covering 100% of our total energy use for the first time. In 2019, we eliminated single-use plastic water bottles, utensils, and plates—replacing them with reusable or recyclable items—and continue working to source responsible materials.
