The name Santa Barbara is a tribute to our land, our traditions and our cults. The history of these places has its roots in the sixth century, when Senigallia was a Byzantine city and a Lombard outpost (and therefore "barbarian") settled in a nearby village. Since then, that village took the name of Barbara where our winery stands today, which has the privilege of having its production site inside an ancient monastery.
From the love for this vine comes a wine of great elegance that immediately reveals fruity and tropical notes typical of New World wines.
Every wine that comes out of the traditional schemes starts from an idea that is born a little by chance and a little by bet. The company has always had the belief that Verdicchio was one of the very few whites that could be enhanced both in fermentation and in aging in wood. From the use of...
