The “Grave del Friuli” area, characterized by spring-fed soil and abundant irrigation, stretches along the Tagliamento River, between the provinces of Pordenone and Udine. This plain was formed by the floods of rivers that, over millennia, have carried and deposited dolomitic debris downstream. The soil is a fortunate combination of clay and stones. The proximity to the sea also gives the soil a saline character, with a skeleton rich in fossils and shells, while the Alps protect it from northern winds, providing optimal conditions for viticulture.