It was the early 1930s when the great-great-grandfather Antonio Sartori bought the company as a family investment. Having 9 children, he decided, also due to some misunderstandings between brothers and sisters, to donate the company to his eldest daughter Angela (Lina) and to the younger Pellegrino (Renzo), who however decided to move to Milan and later became an industrialist in the branch of hosiery factories.

Lina, also known as “Signorina” because she had never married, moved to the manor house, where we live today, thus taking over the reins of the company. She is still remembered today by our fellow villagers, who had worked for her when they were young, as a courteous, honest but also very strict woman.

When she died, the company passed entirely into the hands of Renzo who, however, given the work now started in Milan, decided to take care of it remotely as his successor did for many years: grandpa Alberto.

Alberto then lived in Milan until the end of the 90s with his wife Raimonda, grandma Rai, and daughters Federica and Carlotta, when he then decided to change his life, renovating the old granaries of the company, thus giving life to the Farmhouse Tenuta La Pila in the 2000s.

The daughters are not very convinced of their father’s decision and continue on their way but the youngest Carlotta, after an experience abroad where she meets Bruno, decides in 2013 to move with him to Pila to help her parents and, above all, to build his family.

In the following years, the two little ones of the house arrive: Luca, the big one, and Livia.