“Since the roman age, vines characterize Monferrato.
In Casorzo, Malvasia is grown from time immemorial for the production of this excellent wine, ‘…similarly the long and thick vine with long grapes is good for eating and for producing wine, which is sweet like the grapes.’ (Giovanni B. Croce, 1606).”

“The ancient Saint George Church, romanic and neoclassic, is unique in Piedmont. On its tufa wall is engraved what we could name a “liber chronicus”, where since 1501, the villagers, from time to time, used to report memories and fats.”