LE GRAIE
The shared vision of Cantina Bradascio
In Greek mythology, the Graeae were three sisters united by a single gaze and a single voice: guardians of ancient knowledge, capable of seeing beyond the visible. In them, Cantina Bradascio finds the symbol of collaboration, memory, and continuity — the values that guide every creation.
Just as the Graeae guarded the secret of the path to knowledge, so Bradascio preserves the wisdom of the land, handed down from generation to generation. Their "single vision" becomes a metaphor for the winery's collective eye, which unites tradition, experience, and contemporary sensibility in one gaze directed toward the future.
Every Bradascio wine is born from this balance: one hand in the past, the other in tomorrow. A team effort, an intertwining of skills and passions that, like the Graeae, share a single vital force: the knowledge that unites.
Le Graie. Bradascio's ancient gaze on the future of wine.
EUMESTE
The power of the earth, the force of the myth
In the vision of Cantina Bradascio, wine is not merely the fruit of nature: it is a symbol of strength, beauty, and mystery. From this inspiration, EUMESTE is born, the wine that has its roots in the legend of the Gorgons — three mythical sisters, emblems of power, freedom, and untamable charm.
Stheno, Euryale, and Medusa: three names, three energies. "The Strong," "the Wide-ranging," "the Powerful."
Their initials — EU-ME-STE — create the acronym that today names the flagship wine of Cantina Bradascio. A symbolic reference to the origins, the land, and the creative force that transforms grapes into a liquid work of art.
Just as the Gorgons guarded the secret of their power, Eumeste preserves the purest essence of the territory: a wine born from balance and courage, from the wisdom of those who know the vineyard and the passion of those who dare to venture.
In the Gorgoneion, an ancient apotropaic symbol, Cantina Bradascio finds its philosophy: to protect and enhance its identity through the beauty of wine.
Every sip of Eumeste thus becomes a ritual, a free and conscious gesture that unites tradition, myth, and modernity.
