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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.
Torrette is the largest historical area of the Valle d'Aosta appellation and gives its name to the wine. It is vinified with a prevailing base of Petit Rouge (indigenous variety) and is traditionally consumed by the Valle d'Aosta throughout the meal. Ruby color with purple hues. Floral (withered...
Deep garnet red color. The aromas are fruity with notes of cherry and red fruit with floral and spicy nuances. The taste in the mouth is full and velvety thanks to the soft tannins that characterize it.
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.
Ruby with garnet hues. On the nose, a light veil of spices and toasts on a background of forest fruits. On the palate, soft and balanced, with good flavor and freshness.
Intense garnet red color. Aromas of small berry fruits, blackberry, currant and cherry, well combined with spicy notes due to aging in wood. On the palate it is complex, well balanced, full-bodied, with precise references of dried grapes.
Ruby red color. Intense and persistent aromas reminiscent of blackberry and cherry. On the palate it is soft, slightly tannic and with a good flavor.
Gazzerotta, named after the elegant black and white magpies that fly over the barren fields in autumn. A soft and structured red is born from Nero d'Avola grapes.
Dedicated to the English entrepreneur Joseph who in 1819 joined his uncle Benjamin in Sicily to produce Marsala wine and distribute it around the world thanks to their impressive fleet of sailing ships.
A true triumph for the senses, obtained from the selection of the best Nero d'Avola grapes grown in the various family estates.
Passito Ranato was born from the passion and curiosity of Franco and Mario Pusceddu to always seek new experiences. This wine, as well as others produced by the Marta Valley, takes its name from Poggio Ranocchio, the hill just behind Tarquinia where the vineyard is located. It has a consistent,...