In the Castelli di Jesi, in the heart of the Marche hills, lies a small village that tells stories of lives and land.

Here, in the municipality of San Marcello, where the unique microclimate and clay soils give life to prized grapes such as Verdicchio and Lacrima DOC, the story of our winery, Marconi, began in 1947, the year our great-grandfather Eugenio Marconi planted the first vines. Since then, our family has continued to cultivate the land with passion and dedication, passing down from generation to generation a love for wine and respect for nature.
Our estate covers 17.5 hectares of vineyards, a territory that speaks of traditions, hard work, and satisfaction. Every harvest is a chapter of our story, a moment of deep connection with the land.
Our grandfather Erino, father Maurizio, and mother Manuela played a decisive role in growing this dream, allowing us to establish our identity in the world of wine. Growing up among the vines and surrounded by the beauty of nature, my brother and I decided in 2017 to take the reins of the winery.
After years of guidance and learning, we are ready to continue this tradition, keeping alive the passion that was passed down to us. In recent years, we have focused on creating a new label that embodies the essence of our territory: thus was born the FIORI line. Launched in 2022, this new label features a female figure symbolizing Mother Earth and her fundamental role in our winery. A crown of flowers in her hair evokes the beauty of spring, while the vine leaf encloses our village of San Marcello. It is an invitation to a visual and sensory journey, a way to explore the wonders our territory has to offer.
For us, wine is not just a product; it is a moment of sharing. It is the conviviality created around a glass, the smiles exchanged during a tasting, the friendships built over a toast. We look forward to welcoming you to our winery, ready to immerse you in our world, let you taste our wines, and share with you the authenticity that represents us. Together, we will continue to tell the story of the Marche, a story of passion, tradition, and love for the land.