Villa Cordevigo sits in Verona, the heart of Veneto's classical wine country in northern Italy. The winery draws from the region's signature red varieties—Corvina, Corvinone, and Rondinella—which thrive in the Alpine foothills and produce wines of distinctive structure and mineral character. The Bardolino, a blend of these three grapes, expresses the bright, food-friendly nature the region is known for, while the Gran Leone Corvina Veronese showcases the depth and complexity that pure Corvina can achieve. Both wines have been assessed by Wine Enthusiast and Decanter. The winery's focus remains on these native varieties, which define Verona's identity and offer an alternative to the broader Tuscan narrative that dominates Italian wine discourse.