THE STORY OF THE "Lui e Lei" LABEL

A limited edition of the famous Capo di Stato wine by Loredan Gasparini, featuring two bottles that represent the dual masculine and feminine soul of the grape that becomes wine — a “she” and a “he” fused into the same essence. The label artworks were created in 1967 by the Italian artist Tono Zancanaro (1960–1985) and are titled “Des Roses pour Madame” and “…et pour Monsieur la Bombe”.

THE WINE

This precious selection, first produced in 1964, was often used for official occasions in the city of Venice, and counts among its admirers several Heads of State, to whom it owes its name.

It is made from a selection of grapes, in particular those from an old vineyard planted in 1946, known as “100 Piante” (“100 Plants”), where rare ancient clones and the red soils of Venegazzù create an extraordinary combination.

Vintage: 2019
Qty: 2 bottles (0.75 L each)
Alcohol: 14%

THE STORY OF THE “Lui e Lei” LABEL

A limited edition of the famous Capo di Stato wine by Loredan Gasparini, featuring two bottles that represent the dual masculine and feminine soul of the grape that becomes wine — a “she” and a “he” fused into the same essence. The label artworks were created in 1967 by the Italian artist Tono Zancanaro (1960–1985) and are titled “Des Roses pour Madame” and “…et pour Monsieur la Bombe”.

THE WINE

This precious selection, first produced in 1964, was often used for official occasions in the city of Venice, and counts among its admirers several Heads of State, to whom it owes its name. It is made from a selection of grapes, in particular those from an old vineyard planted in 1946, known as “100 Piante” (“100 Plants”), where rare ancient clones and the red soils of Venegazzù create an extraordinary combination.

Vintage: 2019
Qty: 2 bottles (1,5 L each)
Alcohol: 14%

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the labels created by artist Tono Zancanaro for the Capo di Stato Riserva,

we are offering an exclusive wooden case of 6 bottles, specially designed for the occasion.

The case contains:

• 3 bottles of Capo di Stato 2017 with the label “Des Roses pour Madame”

• 3 bottles of Capo di Stato 2017 with the label “…et pour Monsieur la Bombe”

Each case comes with a numbered and signed certificate of authenticity, and a small brochure that tells the story behind these two historic labels for this legendary riserva.

THE “Lui e Lei” LABEL STORY

A limited edition of the renowned Capo di Stato wine by Loredan Gasparini, featuring two labels that reflect the dual soul of the grape — both masculine and feminine — as it transforms into wine. A “she” and a “he” fused into the same essence, with artworks created in 1967 by Italian artist Tono Zancanaro (1960–1985), titled “Des Roses pour Madame” and “…et pour Monsieur la Bombe”.

THE WINE

This precious selection, first produced in 1964, was frequently served at official events in the city of Venice, and counts among its admirers several Heads of State, from whom it takes its name.
It is made from a selection of grapes, in particular from a historic vineyard planted in 1946, known as “100 Piante” (“100 Vines”), where ancient, now rare clones and the red soils of Venegazzù create an extraordinary combination.

Vintage: 2019
Qty: 6 bottles (0.75 L each)
Alcohol: 14%

A Venegazzù wine enclosed in a limited-edition case, created for the 2026 Winter Olympic Games.

These wines feature polychromatic and stylized label designs by Franz Lenhart, one of the leading figures in early 20th-century Italian advertising poster art. His illustrations depict Cortina and the Belluno Dolomites. The labels pay tribute to the posters collected over seventy years by Ferdinando Salce, who later donated the most extensive collection of advertising graphics in Italy to the State. Today, this collection is exhibited at the Museo Nazionale Collezione Salce in Treviso.

Venegazzù is a symbol of Italian winemaking history and is a specific type of wine originating from a small area at the foot of Montello, in the northern part of the Treviso province.
It is a red wine of great freshness and elegance that, despite its 70-year legacy, still presents itself as a thoroughly modern and innovative wine—far removed from heavy concentrations and stereotypes: a true expression of its land.

A Venegazzù wine enclosed in a limited-edition case.

The labels of this wine pay tribute to the posters collected over seventy years by Ferdinando Salce, who later donated to the State the most extensive collection of advertising graphics in Italy, now on display at the Museo Nazionale Collezione Salce in Treviso.

Venegazzù represents the history of Italian winemaking. It is a specific type of wine that originates from a small area at the foot of Montello, in the northern part of the Treviso province.
A red wine of remarkable freshness and finesse, which—despite its 70-year legacy—still presents itself today as a thoroughly modern and innovative wine, far from heavy concentrations and clichés: a true expression of its terroir.