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Filodivino

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The place
Vineyards first.
The rest came after.

Alberto Gandolfi and Alida Beretta sold the family textile business in northern Italy and moved into winemaking around 2013 — the name plays on filo, the thread of their textile past, and divino, of wine. They found an abandoned farmhouse in the hills of San Marcello, surrounded by 17.5 hectares of neglected vineyard, including seven hectares of Verdicchio already more than fifty years old.

They rebuilt the whole thing, in order: vineyards replanted and extended, an underground cellar dug into the hill, the ruined casa colonica turned into suites by architect Cristiana Dall'Acqua, and then a spa and an infinity pool added over the vines. Two hundred metres up, half an hour from the Adriatic, it works as a wine resort as much as a winery — the land came first, and the welcome was layered on after.

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What’s included
Hammam
Hot tub
Infinity pool
Massage
Outdoor bath
Spa
Yoga
Cycling routes
E-bikes
Olive grove
Valley views
Cooking classes
Farm-to-table meals
Vineyard
Wine tasting
Pets welcome
EV charging
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Filodivino

Seven suites, spa & infinity pool

A restored casa colonica on a 17.5-hectare organic wine estate

San Marcello, Castelli di Jesi, Marche

Alberto Gandolfi & Alida Beretta

Owners · San Marcello, Marche

Meet the hosts

Alberto and Alida, the couple who left textiles for wine, and rebuilt a farm from the vines up.

Alberto and Alida traded a northern textile business for a neglected farm in the Marche and taught themselves the long way round — replanting old Verdicchio, digging a cellar into the hillside, then restoring the farmhouse into suites. The estate is fully organic, employs around twenty-five people, and they are founding members of the Associazione Produttori di Lacrima di Morro. What they built is a working winery you can also stay in.

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What you'll find
Rebuilt vineyard-first
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Rebuilt vineyard-first

A dormant farm and 17.5 hectares of neglected vineyard, brought back in order — vines replanted and extended, an underground cellar dug into the hill, the ruined casa colonica turned into suites, and only then a spa and pool. The land set the pace.

Organic, from the soil up
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Organic, from the soil up

Calcareous clay at 200–250 metres, vines from ten to sixty years old, farmed fully organic — no herbicides or synthetic fertilizers, copper and sulphur kept well below the organic ceilings, green-manured with mustard, sulla, vetch and broad bean after each harvest.

Two native grapes
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Two native grapes

Verdicchio and Lacrima di Morro d'Alba at the core — from the Serra 46 and the flagship Dino Riserva to the Diana and Soara reds, an amphora-aged orange Coccio and a Verdicchio pét-nat. Tastings in the barrel-and-amphora cellar dug into the hillside, under its arched timber roof.

A pool over the vines
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A pool over the vines

An infinity pool and a spa look out across the rows to the rolling Marche hills, half an hour from the Adriatic. Days here are set by the vineyard and the table — a stay inside a working estate.

Guest words
“A wonderful place in the hills of San Marcello. [...] Special mention to Erika, who guided us through the tastings; she was incredibly sweet and knowledgeable; Michele, who helps you book your reservation; and Alberto, the owner, a charming person who cares about the well-being of his guests. We'll be back soon.”

— Catia (via Google Maps)

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Book Filodivino.

Six rooms — that’s the whole place.

Price on request

Final price depends on your dates and room · Free cancellation until 14 days before arrival

What’s included

HammamHot tubInfinity poolMassageOutdoor bathSpaYogaCycling routesE-bikesOlive groveValley viewsCooking classesFarm-to-table mealsVineyardWine tastingPets welcomeEV charging

Cancellation

Free cancellation until 14 days before arrival.

After that, cancelling or not showing up costs the first night. If your hosts have to cancel, you get everything back. How cancellations work

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The hosts confirm personally · No charge until confirmed

May–September usually books out weeks ahead

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Getting there

Finding Filodivino.

Address: Via Serra 46, 60030 San Marcello AN, Italy. In the Castelli di Jesi hills inland from Ancona, about 200–250 m up and roughly 30 minutes from the Adriatic coast. Ancona airport and its station are the nearest arrival points; a car is worth having.

Castelli di Jesi · Marche

Good to know

Before you book.

The Marche in central Italy has a very long tradition of wine production. Rolling hills connect the Apennines to the coast, creating a wide variety of exposures, microclimates and soils. Vineyards alternate with olive groves, wheat and sunflower fields — a rich, complex landscape, and that same complexity runs through the wines, from the renowned Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi to the surprising Lacrima di Morro d'Alba.

A central one. From day one Filodivino has farmed organically and responsibly, out of respect for the soil, the plants and the whole ecosystem. Caring for the vineyard is the starting point for high-quality grapes and authentic wines that express the character of the land — a sustainable approach that keeps the connection between wine, nature and the environment intact.

The focus is on native grapes — Verdicchio for the whites and Lacrima di Morro d'Alba for the reds — which authentically reflect the region. Alongside them the estate grows small quantities of international varieties, Syrah, Cabernet Franc and Merlot, that broaden the range of Marche wines it produces.

In the hills of San Marcello, in the Castelli di Jesi zone inland from Ancona — about 200–250 m up and roughly 30 minutes from the Adriatic coast. Ancona's airport and station are the nearest arrival points; a car is worth having for the surrounding hills.

Yes — the restored casa colonica holds suites, with a spa and an infinity pool over the vines. Filodivino works as a wine resort as much as a winery. Tell us your dates and we'll come back to you with availability and what a stay can include.

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Questions about Filodivino?

Curious about the property, a specific room, or whether your group is a good fit?

Planning something specific — a celebration, a creative residency, a small gathering? We’ll help you figure out if this is the right place for it.