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- 02 Exporter
- 02.01 Europe
- 02.01.04 Germany
Germany
- 02 Exporter
- 02.01 Europe
- 02.01.07 France
France
- 02 Exporter
- 02.01 Europe
- 02.01.10 United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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- 02.02 Asia
- 02.02.22 China, Peoples Republic
China, Peoples Republic
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- 02.02 Asia
- 02.02.27 Japan
Japan
- 02 Exporter
- 02.04 Northern and Central America
- 02.04.01 Canada
Canada
- 02 Exporter
- 02.05 South America
- 02.05.04 Brazil
Brazil
- 02 Exporter
- 02.06 Australia and Oceania
- 02.06.01 Australia
Australia
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- 04 Mineral water
Mineral water
About us
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The vinery and his own story
Malgrà winery is located in Mombaruzzo in the heart of the Monferrato near Asti, a territory where the charm, colors, and aromas of viticulture are intense, creating a beautiful, natural setting for as long as its inhabitants can remember.
The winery’s history begins with two vine-growing families, Bonfante and Chiarle. Since the early 1900s, the world of vines and wines was their calling in life. In the beginning, they cultivated vineyards and then sold their grapes, like their fathers and grandfathers did. Soon, however, they began a partnership that allowed them to transform and consolidate their wine production into a flourishing market over the years, based on mutual trust and confidence in constant, trustworthy quality.
Malgrà winery is located in Mombaruzzo in the heart of the Monferrato near Asti, a territory where the charm, colors, and aromas of viticulture are intense, creating a beautiful, natural setting for as long as its inhabitants can remember.
The winery’s history begins with two vine-growing families, Bonfante and Chiarle. Since the early 1900s, the world of vines and wines was their calling in life. In the beginning, they cultivated vineyards and then sold their grapes, like their fathers and grandfathers did. Soon, however, they began a partnership that allowed them to transform and consolidate their wine production into a flourishing market over the years, based on mutual trust and confidence in constant, trustworthy quality.