"In the past, this traditional blend obtained from the two indigenous grapes Schiava and Lagrein, not only played a leading role in South Tyrolean wine production, but was also one of the best-known reds in Italy. This wine, which takes its name from the wine village of Santa Maddalena on the...

Aglianico is a grape brought by the Greeks from which the name of "Uva Ellenica" transformed during the Kingdom of Naples into "Uva Aglianica" by the Aragonese due to their pronunciation of the double "l" in "gl".

"Lagrein is undoubtedly one of the leading grape varieties in South Tyrol, and is attracting a lot of interest above all thanks to its fruity taste, enriched by aromatic notes and its soft tannins. This autochthonous grape originates from the basin of Bolzano, but from different for decades it is...

"In the vineyards of medium and high altitude which are particularly well ventilated, very elegant Pinot Noir grapes grow and mature, from which wines with very captivating notes of wild berries are obtained."Rudi Kofler

Sangiovese, Merlot and Syrah. When the vintage allows it, this personal, warm and enveloping wine is born, with soft tannins and a persistent finish. The scent is fruity, with notes of plum and black cherry. Try it on guinea fowl stuffed with sage, pan-fried pigeon and wild boar stew.

"This noble Pinot Noir grows in medium-high and high-altitude vineyards between 450 - 600 m asl. Here the descending air currents cool the temperature even in the height of summer. It has been cultivated in our areas since the mid-19th century, especially the older vineyards give a structured and...

"Three selected vineyards, with plants that are now almost a century old and therefore provide very concentrated grapes rich in extracts, are the cradle of this Lagrein selection. Vinified entirely in barrique, the Lagrein Porphyr, which owes its name to the prevailing stone of the land on which...

From Sangiovese, Canaiolo and Colorino grapes, at an altitude of about 300 meters, Chianti Ugo Bing is born. Intense, fruity and fresh, it is the true expression of the terroir. Well balanced and persistent, with hints of flowers. Best with game and red meats, braised beef, stuffed pheasant.

Visual analysis: Brilliant ruby red color with slight purple reflections.Olfactory analysis: The nose is elegant and fragrant, with notes of red fruit such as cherry and strawberry, accompanied by a slight spiciness.Taste analysis: In the mouth it enters fresh and fruity with a softness well...

Visual analysis: Intense ruby red color with purple reflections.Olfactory analysis: Numerous floral notes emerge on the nose merged with red fruits such as raspberry and blackberry which are combined with a touch of vanilla.Taste analysis: In the mouth it enters fresh and fruity with a softness...

Visual analysis: Ruby red color with purple reflections.Olfactory analysis: On the elegant and complex nose, the floral notes of rose and wild berries blend with more lively aromas that evoke tobacco, eucalyptus and mint, enhanced by an intriguing balmy.Taste analysis: In the mouth it enters...

Visual analysis: Ruby red color with slightly garnet reflections.Olfactory analysis: The nose opens with hints of ripe fruit reminiscent of cherry, raspberry and with notes of mint that blend with the spice of wood.Taste analysis: In the mouth the important alcoholic note blends with an elegant...

Visual analysis: In the glass it is ruby red with slightly garnet reflections and high density.Olfactory analysis: Great maturity of fruit, elegant and complex, with marked spiciness.Taste analysis: Soft and structured, in the mouth there is a fusion of extract, power and roundness. It culminates...

The cru: Family reserve Visual analysis: Ruby red color with slightly garnet reflections. Olfactory analysis: Explosive and pulpy nose of ripe red fruit: cherry, plum and blackberry blend with an intense vanilla bouquet typical of French oak. Taste analysis: On the palate it is harmonious, round...