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Local vine almost disappeared, to an innate elegance it combines a very particular perfume of violets and blueberries.
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Local vine almost disappeared, to an innate elegance it combines a very particular perfume of violets and blueberries.
Red Tai is one of the symbolic grape varieties of the Berici, historically known as Tocai Rosso and in the world as Grenache. This is our ready-to-drink version, the classic red Tai that has always been known in our hills, a not too tannic and robust wine with a brilliant ruby red color. Its most...
Noble vine with ancient origins, in this land, particularly suited for great reds, it gives us a certainly interesting wine. Syrah has a deep ruby red color, intense fruity notes of blackberry and plum, spicy, black pepper and balsamic flavors on the nose. The taste is warm and soft, with a good...
Rovea is our most structured red Tai that we make with grapes from a vineyard in the middle of the hills, where even the soil represents a substantial difference as it is of volcanic origin. The fresh, fruity component and the delicate body of the classic Tai Rosso are enriched here with...
It took 35 notary deeds and 7 years to unite the many plots of Montebruna, properties of great oenological value. When we succeeded, for the joy we gave her voices and verses, involving artists, poets and musicians who sang this Barbera and its land, "a land that speaks".
Velvet. Raisins of Merlot and fresh fruit of selected Cabernet Sauvignon. One year of rest in cask and one year of aging in bottle. Fabric and complexity.
Gattinara DOCG wine with an intense garnet color, the nose reveals delicate spicy hints, dominated by a clear and strong minerality; pleasant with solid structure.
Gattinara DOCG Riserva is a wine produced only in the best vintages. Intense garnet color, the nose reveals delicate spicy hints, dominated by a clear and strong minerality; reminiscent of cherry, rose and licorice. Pleasantly tannic, fresh and persistent.
L'Uccellone was the nickname of a woman who lived on the hill of the vineyards. Her nose resembled a bird's beak, plus she always wore black: this earned her the nickname in the village. Hence the name Bricco dell'Uccellone.
It is the wine with which the history of Braida officially begins: the first grape for this wine grew in the vineyard of grandmother Caterina and in the cellar the grandfather wrote "La Monella" with chalk on the most exuberant Barbera barrel. Born from young vineyards, it is lively and has never...