Bellussi protagonist at the Biennale. The historic winery of Valdobbiadene and symbol of Italian sparkling wine excellence renews its commitment as official supplier of the 19th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice.
Bellussi’s participation in the Biennale represents much more than a simple institutional presence, it confirms itself as an authentic gesture of contemporary patronage that unites the high-quality winemaking tradition with the universe of art and culture. A natural bond for a company deeply rooted in the Prosecco Hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which interprets wine as a true form of art.
“The bond between Bellussi and La Biennale di Venezia is nourished by an intense and passionate history. For over 18 years we have accompanied the editions dedicated to Architecture and Contemporary Art, participating in the most significant convivial moments. – says Enrico Martellozzo, CEO of Bellussi – This union is born from the desire to intertwine our path with that of art and the territory that inspires us every day. We believe that wine is a form of living culture, a language capable of connecting different sensibilities and of interpreting the beautiful and the good. Supporting art today means creating bridges between tradition and the future, between local identity and global vision, enhancing everything that shapes our way of living and telling the world about ourselves”.
Bellussi: the excellence of wine celebrates art at the Venice Biennale
The Venice Biennale kicked off with three exclusive aperitifs in the splendid setting of Ca’ Giustinian in Venice, on May 7, 8 and 9: the first two dedicated to the exhibitors of the International Architecture Exhibition and the third open to the city.
During these events, the Belpoggio di Paolo Toscana IGT 2024 harvest and the Bellussi Pinot Grigio Alto Adige DOC 2024 harvest will be served, authentic expressions of the elegant and contemporary soul of the Martellozzo family wineries.
Being a partner of the Biennale means, for Bellussi, strengthening a deep commitment to supporting the arts. As Francesca Martellozzo, Sales Manager of the winery, reiterates: “The Biennale is an international showcase and we are proud to represent, through our wines, the authenticity and excellence of Made in Italy. Our goal is to bring the unique charm of the Valdobbiadene hills and the artisan knowledge that has always distinguished us to the world”.
By taking part in the Biennale, in addition to paying homage to art in its highest form, Bellussi affirms its vocation as an interpreter and custodian of a cultural and territorial heritage that intertwines winemaking excellence with the depth of a sincere story that transforms every taste into a journey into the roots, landscapes and spirit of an extraordinary land.
“For Bellussi, taking part in this event means extending the concept of art beyond the confines of galleries and museums, celebrating it also in the gestures, flavours and emotions that the winemaking experience can evoke”, concludes Giovanni Martellozzo, Chief Finalcial Officer of Bellussi.
