Solinghino Buttafuoco DOC Picchioni shows a beautiful bright ruby color with violet reflections. The nose ranges from wild rose to small berries, with hints of freshly cut hay. In the mouth it is full, soft, harmonious, with a finish of good persistence.

The Ipazia Bonarda dell'Oltrepò Pavese DOC Picchioni wine with an intense and brilliant ruby red color, with violet reflections that are found in the creamy foam. Intense, vinous bouquet with marked notes of morello cherry, wild berries and violet. In the mouth it reveals good structure, good...

"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

Arfenia red wine from the Picchioni winery has a brilliant pale ruby colour. The nose offers hints of small black berried berries, spices, cocoa, dried flowers and a slight balsamic note. In the mouth it has structure and elegance, with a very fine tannic texture, harmony and a long and clear...

When young, the Red Asiatic wine has an intense and bright ruby color. Wide, variegated nose, with hints of ripe berries, sour cherry, undergrowth, spices, licorice and the typical balsamic note of the grapes grown in the Solinga valley. In the mouth it is robust, with smooth tannins, full, rich,...

"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...

The color is an intense garnet red, the flavor is generous and powerful. The complex aroma refers to notes of ripe red berry fruit, among which cherry and morello cherry prevail, with important nuances of undergrowth and leather. These are the characteristics that make this wine unique in its kind.

"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...

The Fior del Vento Sangue di Giuda wine from Oltrepò Pavese DOC Picchioni has an almost impenetrable ruby red color with violet reflections. The nose is fruity, fragrant, with hints of strawberry, currant, sour cherry and a note of aromatic herbs. In the mouth it is moderately sweet, harmonious,...

This wine, produced with a particular drying technique, has a good structure, soft texture and persistent finish. Deep ruby red in color, it has a pleasant scent of freshly picked berries. The vines, which produce the grapes from which it comes, Corvinone, Corvina Veronese, Rondinella and...

"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...

The production phase of this wine begins with a short period of drying of the grapes. Subsequently these grapes are pressed and fermented for 20/25 days in contact with their skins. This is followed by refermentation in contact with the Amarone marc, which exploits the residues of must-wine...

The “Granatiere” is produced in limited quantities. It is obtained from the assembly of two types of wines: Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. Il Granatiere is a wine suitable for all meals, which goes well with: appetizers based on seasoned, smoked and spiced meats, first courses with game, second...

A timeless myth because the name amarone appeared on the label in Italy for the first time in 1953 thanks to Bolla. In this version, Amarone Bolla expresses its fruity potential to the maximum.