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Vineyard worker carrying a harvest bin filled with white wine grapes, illuminated by sunlight against a green background.
Panoramic sunset view over Lake Trasimeno in Umbria, Italy, featuring wooded islands, distant mountains, and a warm golden-orange sky.
Stone terrace overlooking Lake Trasimeno at sunset, with a fountain and potted greenery at Viandante del Cielo.
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Viandante del Cielo logo

Il Convento del Viandante del Cielo—former monastery of the Minor Capuchin Friars, first established in 1566—is located in Passignano sul Trasimeno in the vicinity of Umbria known as the home of St. Francis of Assisi. The 60-acre estate stands today as it has for more than four centuries, perched on a hill overlooking Lake Trasimeno and surrounded by vineyards and olive groves. Today the Estate has been fully restored with an impressive array of modern amenities and state-of- the-art facilities, including a new winery on property producing wines with varietals that were historically planted hundreds of years ago. 

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A bottle of Viandante del Cielo ~ Viandante with a cream-colored label, brown and gold graphics, and a brown foil capsule.

Viandante del Cielo

Viandante

Viandante is the estate’s most structured expression, conceived as an Umbrian interpretation of a classic Bordeaux model. Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot are shaped by the influence of Lake Trasimeno and fermented in custom unlined concrete tanks before aging in French oak. The approach favors controlled extraction, purity, and balance, allowing international varieties to take on a distinctly local character. Viandante del Cielo

A bottle of Viandante del Cielo Pristinvm with a cream-colored label, brown and gold graphics, and a brown foil capsule.

Viandante del Cielo

Pristinvm

Pristinvm looks directly to central Italy’s winemaking heritage, working with native varieties that have long been cultivated in the region and, in some cases, nearly disappeared from commercial vineyards. The blend shifts with each harvest, while co-fermentation in concrete and aging in French oak give the wine structure and continuity. It is the clearest expression of Viandante del Cielo’s philosophy of using contemporary viticulture and cellar techniques to preserve and reinterpret Umbrian tradition. 

A bottle of Viandante del Cielo Lungolago wine, featuring a dark glass, a gold foil capsule and a white label, set against a solid black background with a subtle reflection below.

Viandante del Cielo

Lungolago

Lungolago was created to reflect the influence of the lake itself. Barrel fermentation and lees aging build breadth and texture, while later use of concrete or stainless steel helps preserve tension and freshness. The wine brings together Chardonnay and native Grechetto in a style designed to evolve with time while remaining closely tied to its lakeside setting.