Stajnbech wines return to the spotlight of international critics with a series of awards that celebrate stylistic consistency, technical precision and territorial identity. The results come from leading publications and competitions, offering a clear reading of the project developed in Belfiore di Pramaggiore, in the heart of Eastern Veneto.
The scores: Sauvignon and Lison at the center
Monica Larner, a leading voice of The Wine Advocate by Robert Parker, awards 92 points to Evò Sauvignon and L’Enologa, and 91 points to 150 Lison Classico Docg, recognizing the quality of the work both on varietal whites and on the expression of the historic Lison territory.
On the competition front, at Sauvignon Selection—the international contest dedicated to Sauvignon Blanc and organized within the Concours Mondial de Bruxelles—Evò Sauvignon receives the Gold Medal, while Bosco della Donna Sauvignon earns the Silver Medal.
The 150 Lison Classico Docg is also awarded 92 points by 5Star Wines – The Book, the Vinitaly wine selection created in collaboration with Assoenologi.
Attention from the French wine press
The work carried out in the territory is also acknowledged by the international trade press. The French magazine Vert de Vin dedicates an in‑depth feature to Eastern Veneto, including the Lison Classico DOCG area, and assigns twenty‑point scores to several vintages of 150 Lison Classico: 16.25/20 (2022), 16/20 (2023), 16.75/20 (2019) and 17/20 (2015).
An assessment that highlights the continuity of quality across vintages and the wine’s ability to age.
“Knowing that our wines are recognized and awarded internationally with results like these is an important signal for our territory as well,” comments Rebecca Valent, winemaker and part of the new generation at the winery. “We continue to work following our approach, summed up in the motto Coltiviamo Armonie.”
A statement that shifts the focus from individual results to the long‑term path taken so far.
Stajnbech: a project built over time
Founded in the early 1990s by Giuliano Valent and Adriana Marinatto, Stajnbech operates between Venice and Trieste, in an area historically suited to viticulture, once known as the Vineyard of the Serenissima.
From its 17 hectares of estate vineyards, the winery develops a quality‑oriented production, with attention to vineyard management, environmental respect and a winemaking style that prioritizes purity and balance. Alongside still wines, the project also includes sparkling wines, including a Metodo Classico Pas Dosé, completing a portfolio built with gradual, thoughtful growth.
