The operative truth
Terms
| Administering body | MASAF with regional administrations |
|---|---|
| Instrument type | Grants |
| Tier | National Instruments |
| Ceiling | Varies by region and call |
| Coverage | 40–50%, higher for young and small producers |
| Cost of money | n/a |
| Term | Stability obligation |
| Earliest reachable | Year 1 |
| Application to cash | 180–360 days |
Who qualifies
Wine producing and processing enterprises.
What it funds
Cellar equipment, tanks, bottling lines, tasting rooms and the buildings that house them.
What disqualifies an applicant
What it stacks with
These instruments combine with this one. Grants generally cannot double-fund the same cost, but different components of the same project may each carry their own support, and tax credits stack more freely with grants than grants do with each other.
Wine Promotion in Third Countries
Wine producers and their consortia promoting in markets outside the European Union.
Farm Investment Support
Active agricultural undertakings making productive investments in the holding.
SME Guarantee Fund
Small and medium enterprises including sole traders and agricultural undertakings. New enterprises qualify; the guarantee exists precisely to…
Ventures this funds
2 venture types in the atlas list this instrument in their capital stack.
Estate Winery (Cantina)
Vineyard, cellar and bottling under a single estate label, sold direct, through importers and at the cellar door.
24–40 months
Natural and Low-Intervention Wine
Small-volume wine made without added sulphites or industrial correction, sold to a specialist international trade.
20–34 months
Note on sources. This page is generated from the VentureItalica research registry. Figures and legal references reflect the corpus as verified at the last review and are indicative rather than advice. Instruments change; always confirm the current call text with the administering body before acting.
