Toscana - Indicazione Geografica Tipica 70% Trebbiano and Malvasia, 30% Chardonnay toscano and Pinot Bianco Villa Antinori was first introduced by Niccolò Antinori (Piero’s father) with the 1931 vintage; the label had remained unchanged, though it was slightly restyled with the 1989 vintage. Through the decades, Villa Antinori has become very...
Gabbiano Chianti Classico Tan Label
This classic Chianti is clear, deep dark prune red in color, with a floral bouquet reminiscent of pressed violets. The wine also exhibits a unique blend of the pleasant aromas of berries and the classic Chianti aroma of tobacco. It is bold and spicy on the palate, with rounded blackberry accents...
Michele Chiarlo 'Le Orme' Barbera D'Asti Superiore 2006
On the nose it shows itself to be rich in ripe fruit and possesses a marked elegance; on the palate it is pleasantly easy to drink, harmonious and tasty. The aforementioned features make it a modern wine, highly successful and suitable for serving with the widest range of dishes. Yield per...
Pierre Seillan, Tenuta di Arceno’s winemaster, is famous for his dedication to bringing the message of the soil” to his wines. With PrimaVoce, a term for the leading voice in an opera company, this message becomes an aria” of both power and beauty. Produced from low yielding, meticulously farmed vineyards in...
Batasiolo Bosc da Rei Moscato D'Asti 2008
The vineyards this special product is grown on are located on the Beni di Boscareto estate in the village of Serralunga d’Alba. Moscato is a straw-yellow wine with golden highlights, an intense nose reminiscent of the grape, and a full, lingering, sweetly soft flavour with an aromatic aftertaste.
Intense straw colour. Strongly aromatic with characteristic notes of ripened peach against a background of elder flowers typical of Sauvignon. The strongly textured, velvety taste of Pinot harmonizes with the aromatic component of Sauvignon
Light lovely and altogether tantalizing, it ought to be a sin to drink Saracco Moscato d'Asti. Perhaps, that's why it's so hard to put this wine down; it's forbidden fruit, and before you know it the bottle is empty and you're looking for another bottle…. or two. Moscato d'Asti is typically...
On 23rd April 1353 Pietro Alighieri, son of Dante, bought his first estates in Gargagnago in the heart of Valpolicella Classica. To celebrate 650 years of their presence in this area, the Serego Alighieri family decided to make a Valpolicella of extraordinary structure and character. Only the best grapes were selected...
