Pasqua Wines Celebrates 100 Years with New Book and Tasting Event at Rizzoli in New York
Pasqua Wines recently marked the end of its centennial celebrations with an unforgettable evening at Rizzoli Bookstore in New York City. This iconic winery, known for its exceptional Amarone della Valpolicella and other wines from the Veneto region, unveiled its latest publication, "Ode al Futuro." This book not only commemorates 100 years of winemaking but also delves into the profound relationship between wine and art, showcasing how these two worlds serve as universal forms of communication, intuition, and transformation.
The event brought together a diverse crowd of wine lovers, art enthusiasts, and members of the press, creating an atmosphere rich in culture and creativity. The discussion, moderated by esteemed journalist Valeria Robecco, featured insights from Riccardo Pasqua, CEO of Pasqua Wines, and Alessandro Pasqua, President of Pasqua USA. They were joined by Giuseppe Ragazzini, one of the featured artists whose work is showcased in the book itself.
Under Ragazzini's artistic vision, "Ode al Futuro" reframes five of Pasqua's most iconic wine labels—Famiglia Pasqua, Mai Dire Mai, 11 Minutes, Hey French, and Terre di Cariano Cecilia Beretta—through the lens of internationally recognized artists such as Michael Mapes, Sofia Crespo, Gaia Alari, Enzo, and Ragazzini himself, accompanied by a conceptual narrative crafted by writer Filippo Bologna.
Following the engaging dialogue, attendees indulged in a tasting that highlighted Pasqua's flagship wines, each pouring representing the rich heritage and craftsmanship of the Veneto region. Selections included the delightful 11 Minutes Rosé, the elegant Pinot Grigio Black Label, the robust PassioneSentimento Rosso, the intriguing He French You Could Have Made This But You Didn't, and the iconic Famiglia Pasqua Amarone della Valpolicella. To further enhance the experience, a Rizzoli window display prominently featured the "Ode al Futuro" project, signaling the harmonious interplay between wine and art that is central to Pasqua's centennial festivities.
Reflecting on this special occasion, Alessandro Pasqua expressed the significance of presenting "Ode al Futuro" in a city like New York, stating, "The U.S. has always been a critical market for us, where we've worked hard to build connections and share our story. Bringing this book to New York is more than just a milestone for our centenary. It reaffirms how wine, much like art, has the power to inspire, connect, and transcend boundaries." Riccardo Pasqua echoed this sentiment, remarking on the beautiful challenge of winemaking they have embraced since the company's inception in 1925. He highlighted the opportunity to capture the essence of a vineyard and express it through a work of art, affirming the deep relationship shared by wine and art, which has inspired numerous collaborations between Pasqua and artists over the years.
Under the guidance of Umberto Pasqua, the family-owned winery continues to honor its storied history while forging ahead with innovative approaches to winemaking. The event in New York marked the culmination of a yearlong global recognition of Pasqua's century-long legacy, emphasizing the winery's dedication to making a lasting impact while cherishing its rich heritage.
"Ode al Futuro" is now available for purchase at Rizzoli's New York location as well as online. Since its founding in 1925, Pasqua Vigneti e Cantine has grown into a revered name in the wine industry, renowned for its premium wines from Italy's Veneto region. With a century of experience at its back, Pasqua Wines eagerly looks to the future, blending tradition with innovation while embracing a new, stylistic vision. The company, through initiatives like the Pasqua House of the Unconventional manifesto, aims to foster a culture of quality and creativity, ensuring that each bottle produced continues to reflect a commitment to excellence and artistry.
The event brought together a diverse crowd of wine lovers, art enthusiasts, and members of the press, creating an atmosphere rich in culture and creativity. The discussion, moderated by esteemed journalist Valeria Robecco, featured insights from Riccardo Pasqua, CEO of Pasqua Wines, and Alessandro Pasqua, President of Pasqua USA. They were joined by Giuseppe Ragazzini, one of the featured artists whose work is showcased in the book itself.
Under Ragazzini's artistic vision, "Ode al Futuro" reframes five of Pasqua's most iconic wine labels—Famiglia Pasqua, Mai Dire Mai, 11 Minutes, Hey French, and Terre di Cariano Cecilia Beretta—through the lens of internationally recognized artists such as Michael Mapes, Sofia Crespo, Gaia Alari, Enzo, and Ragazzini himself, accompanied by a conceptual narrative crafted by writer Filippo Bologna.
Following the engaging dialogue, attendees indulged in a tasting that highlighted Pasqua's flagship wines, each pouring representing the rich heritage and craftsmanship of the Veneto region. Selections included the delightful 11 Minutes Rosé, the elegant Pinot Grigio Black Label, the robust PassioneSentimento Rosso, the intriguing He French You Could Have Made This But You Didn't, and the iconic Famiglia Pasqua Amarone della Valpolicella. To further enhance the experience, a Rizzoli window display prominently featured the "Ode al Futuro" project, signaling the harmonious interplay between wine and art that is central to Pasqua's centennial festivities.
Reflecting on this special occasion, Alessandro Pasqua expressed the significance of presenting "Ode al Futuro" in a city like New York, stating, "The U.S. has always been a critical market for us, where we've worked hard to build connections and share our story. Bringing this book to New York is more than just a milestone for our centenary. It reaffirms how wine, much like art, has the power to inspire, connect, and transcend boundaries." Riccardo Pasqua echoed this sentiment, remarking on the beautiful challenge of winemaking they have embraced since the company's inception in 1925. He highlighted the opportunity to capture the essence of a vineyard and express it through a work of art, affirming the deep relationship shared by wine and art, which has inspired numerous collaborations between Pasqua and artists over the years.
Under the guidance of Umberto Pasqua, the family-owned winery continues to honor its storied history while forging ahead with innovative approaches to winemaking. The event in New York marked the culmination of a yearlong global recognition of Pasqua's century-long legacy, emphasizing the winery's dedication to making a lasting impact while cherishing its rich heritage.
"Ode al Futuro" is now available for purchase at Rizzoli's New York location as well as online. Since its founding in 1925, Pasqua Vigneti e Cantine has grown into a revered name in the wine industry, renowned for its premium wines from Italy's Veneto region. With a century of experience at its back, Pasqua Wines eagerly looks to the future, blending tradition with innovation while embracing a new, stylistic vision. The company, through initiatives like the Pasqua House of the Unconventional manifesto, aims to foster a culture of quality and creativity, ensuring that each bottle produced continues to reflect a commitment to excellence and artistry.
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