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Miolo Wine Group World

The passion for the fascinating world of wine is easily explained by the history of the Miolo family. Their dedication to viticulture dates back to the arrival of Giuseppe Miolo in Brazil, in 1897, and they still manage to innovate year after year. A founding member of the Wines of Brasil project, Miolo Wine Group is the leading wine exporter in Brazil, highly recognized in the international market. Wine produced in the four group wineries amounts to an average of 10 million liters per year in a cultivated vineyard area of approximately 1,000 hectares.

“Our history began in 1989, and today we are very proud of what we have done so far. Miolo has been recognized and awarded internationally, and our products are shipped to more than 30 countries. This serves as a daily motivation to be always committed to delivering high-quality wines and sparkling wines worldwide."Adriano Miolo

Our Wineries

The group has four units in different Brazilian wine-producing regions, as follows: Miolo Winery (Vale dos Vinhedos, state of Rio Grande do Sul/RS), Seival Estate (Campanha Meridional, RS), Almadén Winery (Campanha Central, RS) and Terranova Winery (Vale do São Francisco, state of Bahia/BA).

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Seival Winery

Seival Estate Winery is located in Candiota, in the region of Campanha Meridional, a promising grape-growing area because of its position at the 31st parallel south, where some of the best wine-producing regions in the world are found. The total vineyard area at Seival is 200 hectares, producing approximately 1.3 million liters of wine per year, including Seival, Quinta do Seival and Sesmarias, as well as traditional wines such as Miolo Reserva, Miolo Seleção and Miolo Gamay. This is a modern winery where state-of-the-art technology is used to produce wine.

  • 200 Hectares of Vineyards Owned by Miolo
  • ANNUAL PRODUCTION OF 1.3 MILLION LITERS
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Terranova Winery

This winery is located in Casa Nova, BA, in the region of Vale do São Francisco, considered a promising area for the production of fine wines in Brazil. Due to the semi-arid tropical climate with high sun exposure and low precipitation, these vineyards are irrigated by a drip system using the waters of the São Francisco River, allowing two annual harvests.

There are 200 hectares of vineyards in this unit, where 4 million liters are produced per year — 2 million liters of wines and sparkling wines, and 2 million liters for distillation. Terranova Winery makes sparkling wines, young wines, fruit wines, brandy and 100% grape juice.

  • 200 Hectares of Vineyards Owned by Miolo
  • Annual Production of 4 Million Liters
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Almadén Winery

Located in Santana do Livramento, in the region of Campanha Central, this is one of the most traditional Brazilian wineries, founded in 1973 by a company from California, US, becoming the first winery in the region. The unit has 600 hectares, including 450 hectares of vineyards, which produce approximately 4 million liters of wine per year. Following New World trends, young and fruity wines are made in this unit, such as Almadén fine wines, Almadén sparkling wines and Sunny Days frizzantes.

  • 450 Hectares of Vineyards Owned by Miolo
  • Annual Production of 4 Million Liters
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Miolo Winery

The region of Vale dos Vinhedos, Rio Grande do Sul, is home to Miolo Winery, the group's headquarters. Wines produced in this terroir are certified with the Denomination of Origin of Vale dos Vinhedos.The tradition of winemaking in the Miolo family dates back to 1897, when the Italian immigrant Giuseppe Miolo arrived in Bento Gonçalves, southern Brazil. Miolo Winery grows 100 hectares of vineyards in Vale dos Vinhedos, divided into the following units: Leopoldina, Graciema, São Gabriel, Santa Lucia and Monte Belo. They are responsible for producing 800,000 liters of wine per year, including iconic wines such as Miolo Lote 43, Miolo Merlot Terroir and Miolo Cuvée Giuseppe, and excellent sparkling wines such as Miolo Millésime and Miolo Cuvée Tradition. This winery has an industrial complex of more than 20,000 m², including areas for fermentation, aging, bottling and storage in underground cellars.

  • 100 Hectares of Vineyards Owned by Miolo
  • Annual Production of 800,000 Liters
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MIOLO'S HISTORY
1897 1970 1989 1992 1994 1998 2000 2001 2009 2011 2016

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GIUSEPPE MIOLO ARRIVES IN BRAZIL

The history of the Miolo family in Brazil began in 1897. Giuseppe Miolo was among the thousands of Italian immigrants who arrived here searching for opportunities. He was a young man with a passion for grape and wine, coming from Piombino Dese, a small town in Veneto.

Upon his arrival in Brazil, Giuseppe went to Bento Gonçalves, a southern town newly founded by Italian immigrants. He exchanged his savings for a land lot in Vale dos Vinhedos known as Lote 43.


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A PIONEER IN PLANTING GRAPEVINES

In that same year, Giuseppe started planting grapes, thus initiating the family’s grape-growing tradition in Brazil.

In the 1970s, the family pioneered the cultivation of fine grapes, making Darcy, Antônio and Paulo Miolo, Giuseppe’s grandchildren, well known in the region for the quality of their grapes.


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MIOLO WINERY IS OPENED

In the late 1980s, an economic crisis made fine grapes difficult to sell and forced the Miolo family, as of 1989, to produce their own wine to be sold in bulk to other wineries.

With 30 hectares of vineyards, Miolo Winery was then opened.


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THE FIRST MIOLO WINE BOTTLE

In 1992, the Miolo family produced its first wine bottle, a 1990 Merlot, with 8,000 units manufactured initially.


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Miolo Seleção

Miolo Seleção was launched in 1994 and soon became Miolo’s most distributed wine.


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QUALITY PROJECT

The passion for winemaking and the desire to spread Brazilian fine wine around the world inspired the Miolo family to expand their business.
The Quality Project started in 1998. Since then, the company’s growth has been significant, with constant investments in land, technology, human resources and customers. In addition, the Brazilian Terroir Expression Project was started.


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START OF THE SEIVAL PROJECT

The unit was established at Fortaleza do Seival Estate, located in the municipality of Candiota, southern Brazil, near the border with Uruguay.


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START OF THE TERRANOVA PROJECT

The Miolo family together with the Benedetti (Lovara) family initiated the Terranova project at Vale do São Francisco, BA, purchasing Mr. Mamoro Yamamoto’s former property called Ouro Verde Farm.


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ALMADÉN WINERY IS PURCHASED

The Miolo family together with Benedetti and Randon families purchased Almadén Winery from Pernod Ricard.


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ALMADÉN PIONEERS MECHANICAL HARVESTING IN BRAZIL

Almadén Winery, a leader in Brazil’s wine industry, introduces mechanical harvesting.


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SEIVAL ESTATE PERFORMS THE FIRST NIGHT MECHANICAL HARVESTING IN BRAZIL

Night harvesting preserves the characteristics of grapes and enhances the quality of wine.

Imersão de garrafas Miolo Cuvée Tradition no mar da França

A Miolo foi pioneira brasileira em realizar imersão de garrafas de espumante no mar.
Um lote garrafas do Miolo Cuvée Tradition Brut foram imersos no mar da província de Bretagne, no Atlântico Norte, na França.

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MIOLO WINE GROUP
AROUND THE WORLD

Operating in more than 30 countries

Brazil
France
Germany
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Angola
Belgium
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Ireland
The Netherlands
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Estonia
Portugal
Italy
Malta
Austria
Czech Republic
Poland
Bulgaria
China
Japan
Hong Kong
Singapore
Australia
New Zealand
Chile
Paraguay
Uruguay