Cantico Montepulciano d'Abruzzo DOC Mucci
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Intense red color, typical hints of cherry, blackberry, liquorice, dry, harmonious, velvety, warm taste, good structure, rightly tannic.
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Intense red color, typical hints of cherry, blackberry, liquorice, dry, harmonious, velvety, warm taste, good structure, rightly tannic.
A picture-perfect Pinot Noir from the hills above the spa town of Merano. With its Pinot Noir Riserva "Zeno", the Merano Winery offers a Pinot that could not be more picturesque. After a few months in large oak barrels, the glass is filled with an intense ruby red. The fresh and fruity bouquet of...
Intense ruby red color, hints of wild berries implemented by vanilla spice; full but delicate, its vivacity predisposes it to a long life, the persistent aftertaste amplifies its elegance.
"Jo" from the Ionian Sea, the sea that bathes the shores of Manduria. Jonico is also one of the synonyms of Negramaro, a native vine par excellence of the Great Salento. Little use of chemistry, preferably using cover products to combat the main ampelopathies of the vine, weed mowing, no...
Es according to Freud: It is instinct and unbridled passion (the same with which this wine was produced) without conditions, without rules, beyond space and time, logic and morality. He knows neither good nor evil. The Id is subject to a single principle: "PLEASURE".
In the vinification and aging processes it acquires a deep dark purple color. In the mouth you can still feel the full tannins and extraordinary persistence. Great aging potential: 10 - 15 years.
Intense ruby red colour, broad ethereal aroma which includes, in addition to a light herbaceous component, hints of raspberry and violet. The flavor is soft, broad, well structured and with a pleasant tannicity.
La Schiava della Val Venosta is a red wine rich in character and authenticity that tells of its origins: of hot summer days and poor rain, of particularly windy spring and autumn weeks, of strong temperature variations between day and night, but also of snow and winter frosts.
The king of red wines is very demanding, making it possible to grow high quality grapes only in the best wine-growing areas. Precisely in Val Venosta this vine finds the ideal conditions to thrive: slightly permeable soils, protected areas and poor rain combined with abundant exposure to the sun.