Ruby red wine with violet reflections. On the nose there is the herbaceous note, typical of the vine, with aromas of blackberry, raspberry and the spicy scent of tobacco. In the mouth it is sapid, harmonious, with a good structure, persistent, with a pleasantly tannic finish. It prefers pairing...

Intense red color with violet reflections. Intense and ethereal bouquet of berries. In the mouth it is round, harmonious and with a persistent flavour. The combination of Pinot Noir as a still wine is that of important reds. So with first courses with meat, mushroom or game sauces, red meat or...

Intense ruby red color with violet reflections. Broad bouquet, slightly herbaceous, fruity, spicy. In the mouth it has an excellent body and goes well with roasted white meats, game dishes, game, aged cheeses. Serve at a temperature of 18-20 °C.

Falling in love with Ruchè is not difficult for its delicate color, intriguing aromas and those sensations of softness and elegance with an international taste. Enhancing these typical and unique characteristics is challenging but possible.

The wise vineyards of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Merlot that are born on the ridge of the most suitable, historical and sun-drenched Venetian hills, give life to this wine that knows how to express the international character of the Santi winery.

Wine-red color with violet reflections. The nose is fruity with notes of red fruit, especially cherry and raspberry. On the palate it is soft and harmonious. It goes very well with red meats, grilled, grilled pork and cooked salami in general and really excellent with pork and game.

The Ruchè di Castagnole Monferrato, a rare native of Piedmont, is produced in a small area of the Monferrato Astigiano, in just seven municipalities with Castagnole Monferrato in the center which stands out among all for its hills suited to the sun's rays. Calcareous, dry soils that make the...

Historic and unmistakable label with the family crest for this important, full-bodied, generous and warm red. It is obtained with the Ripasso method, an oenological technique with a long tradition that consists in "re-passing" the Valpolicella wine over the Amarone marc. Lively and deep ruby...

A timeless myth because the name amarone appeared on the label in Italy for the first time in 1953 thanks to Bolla. In this version, Amarone Bolla expresses its fruity potential to the maximum.

Intense hints of red fruit accompanied by a pleasant flavor for a soft Amarone della Valpolicella. Captivating terroir icon.