Veneto 1967 Vintage Report
1967 was a test of resilience for the vignerons of Veneto, who fought against the elements from budbreak to harvest.
Early challenges emerged with a disrupted flowering phase. 135mm of rain during the bloom caused significant *coulure* (shatter), naturally lowering yields and concentrating the energy into fewer bunches. However, the threat of frost loom large, with 3 distinct cold snaps keeping vineyard managers on high alert during budbreak.
The growing season was solar and generous. Accumulating 1755 Growing Degree Days (GDD), the summer provided consistent warmth that drove steady sugar accumulation.
The finale was fraught with tension. A deluge of 109mm during the harvest period forced an expedited picking schedule to mitigate botrytis risks, rewarding those who sorted ruthlessly.
**Style:** Lighter-bodied, early-drinking wines that prioritize charm over depth.
About Veneto
One of Italy's most productive regions, famous for the rich, dried-grape Amarone della Valpolicella and the globally popular sparkling Prosecco.
Climatic Blueprint
Growing Degree Days (GDD)
Total Rainfall
Sunshine Hours
Diurnal Shift
Frost Days
Average Temperature
Historical Context (8 Years)
Comparison of growing season heat accumulation vs regional average.
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