Synthesi Aglianico del Vulture DOC Paternoster
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The product that best summarizes the type, the territory, the structure, the longevity of the Aglianico wine and the volcanic soils from which it comes.
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The product that best summarizes the type, the territory, the structure, the longevity of the Aglianico wine and the volcanic soils from which it comes.
The grapes harvested when fully ripe are fermented exclusively with natural yeasts in truncated conical vats of thirty quintals, the cap is submerged manually for the entire duration of the fermentation which normally takes 2 weeks for each variety. After the racking, the wines are placed in...
The name "the squire" is a tribute to the well-known "knight" of Michele Satta, of which I am a disciple. But it is not only due to a debt of gratitude that I have made this choice but due to my conviction, gained through experience. Sangiovese has its own expression of great value, even in...
Dedicated to the memory of the founding grandfather, it represents the symbol, history, roots and continuity of our family in the vulture.
Curious name for a wine with a great personality and character. "Schioppo" is an old way of calling the shotgun. Could it be for the intense perfume of gunpowder and pepper that characterize it? The wine has a light ruby red color, typical of the variety. The nose is complex, broad, with a...
Different from all the regional refoschi, this great red wine was born to be a distinctive element of Dario Coos: The ambition to create something unique, which has a new and highly personal style but closely linked to the history and tradition of the territory from which comes. Ruby red wine...
By name in fact. Wine of great intensity and power and is undoubtedly the longest-lived red grape variety in our region. Only time will allow us to appreciate this unforgettable red. Wine with an intense ruby red color, almost dark. The nose has the typical tertiary aromas due to long aging: it...
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.