Monte dei Ragni.

Zeno farms on the slopes above Fumane, in the heart of Valpolicella Classica. The name comes from the hill itself, as recorded in the old Austrian land registry, and from the Ragno family who have farmed it for five generations. Ragni also means "spiders" in Italian, a pun the winery happily plays with on its labels. Zeno works the vines himself, keeps yields low, and lets the wine find its own shape. No shortcuts, no recipes.