Groppello IGT Veneto Col Dovigo
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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...
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.
The character of the parent rock strongly influences the characteristics of the wine starting from the brilliant ruby red color of great transparency tending slightly to garnet. The scent is reminiscent of small red fruit such as blackberry, currant, cherry and raspberry with fresh floral notes...
Vigna Ca' Guicciardi has a bright ruby red color of good intensity, an intense aroma of ripe red fruit, with dominant notes of black cherry and currant, spices (licorice, cloves, cinnamon), dried violet; in the mouth the tannins are rich and enveloping, the result of maturation in a warm and...
The cold microclimate determines a longer vegetative cycle of Nebbiolo which is expressed with an intense ruby color with light garnet reflections; the complex scent with hints of dog rose and violet that evolves into spicy scents such as rosemary and lavender. In the mouth the tannins are well...
Produced from grapes from the 7 Ha vineyard of the same name, this wine represents an exclusive cru of Nino Negri.
Famous flagship wine of Nino Negri is produced from a selection of the best grapes and only in the best vintages.
Grapes such as Nebbiolo (Chiavennasca), Pignola and Pinot Nero, come from the smaller sub-area called Inferno: the local name attributed to the terraced vineyards that are particularly inaccessible and tiring to work.
The grapes, such as Nebbiolo (Chiavennasca), Pignola and Pinot Nero, from the Sassella sub-area, are vinified "in red" with a medium-long maceration.