Roma DOP Rosso Casa Divina Provvidenza is produced with 50% Montepulciano 50% Cesanese grapes in the land owned by Nettuno (Rome). In wine it performs a vinification with 15 days maceration on the skins at a temperature of 25 °, followed by aging in steel and barrique.

Borgo IGP Lazio Rosso Casa Divina Provvidenza is produced with grapes of 80% Merlot 20% Cabernet Sauvignon in the land of the Campoverde (Lt) company. In wine it performs a vinification by fermentation in red maceration on the skins for 40 days, followed by aging in barrique.

Cesanese IGP Lazio Rosso Casa Divina Provvidenza is produced with 100% Cesanese grapes in the land owned by Campoverde (Lt). In wine it performs a vinification through Fermentation in red maceration on the skins for 30 days, followed by aging in used barrique.

Antica Fontana PGI Lazio Rosso Casa Divina Provvidenza with a ruby red colour. 100% Cabernet Sauvignon grape variety, Antica Fontana denomination IGP Lazio Rosso. Barrique aging for 3 years. It goes well with all red meat dishes, grilled meats and aged cheeses.

Merlot PGI Divina Provvidenza is an intense red wine with a fruity character, with notes of blackberry and cherry. It is a soft and enveloping wine, ideal to combine with red meat dishes, roasts, aged cheeses and intensely flavored dishes.

Ruby red color with purplish hues; intense bouquet, with good persistence, with fruity notes of currants, blueberries and morello cherries, cardamom and cinnamon. Soft and warm taste, with good tannic texture and return of spicy notes of black pepper in the finish.

Malbec Terrazas de los Andes is a traditional and modern Argentine red. The new style of our Reserva Malbec represents a long search for us, the conclusion of many years trying to get the best out of each package. And the positive reactions we have received from many wine lovers have filled us...

By using larger oak barrels, we were able to achieve slower fermentation and preserve the vivid expression of the Malbec grape fruit. It was a big paradigm shift, but I think it was really worth it.