
Wine
An Homage to Harmony
Ca’ del Bosco’s Sculpture Award continues a long tradition of supporting the arts.
Lars Leicht · October 9, 2026
If you’ve had the opportunity to meet Ca’ del Bosco founder Maurizio Zanella—or if you have simply tasted any of his wines—you will likely agree that the Franciacorta producer has brought winemaking to an art form. A visit to the estate in Erbusco, located between the cities of Milan and Brescia in Lombardy, Italy, demonstrates that Zanella has also brought art in many forms to the property itself. As a passionate believer in connecting different disciplines in pursuit of the sublime, he explains, “I realized that art was a powerful language that allowed us to connect with . . . people who didn’t just want to drink a beverage but who genuinely understood the culture and the deeper value behind a bottle of wine.”
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