Color: ruby redBouquet: intense and complex, with elegant fruity notes (plums, blackberries, currants) together with the typical spicy hints of cinnamon and black pepper.Taste: warm enough, soft, rightly tannic, persistent

Intense and pleasant aroma, of great elegance, typicality and personality. Vinous and fruity with notes of wild blackberry, black currant and blueberry; subtle hints of green pepper also emerge. On the palate it is soft and dry with vinous flavors and lively tannins.

Fruity and vinous bouquet with notes of raspberry, blueberry and plums integrated with hints of undergrowth and delicate spices. Full, dry and soft on the palate with fruity and varietal flavors.

Color: ruby red with garnet hues.Bouquet: intense and intriguing with evident notes of cherries and black cherries, then balsamic hints combined with typically spicy ones (cinnamon, black pepper and cloves); tobacco and toasted notes at the bottom.Taste: on the palate it is fresh, dry, savory and...

A wine capable of expressing typicality, while freeing itself from the stereotype that wants Barbera to be an angular wine. Great depth and excellent balance in each component, for a round and fascinating wine, easy to approach.

Color: ruby red with garnet nuancesBouquet: intense and elegant nose, with evident hints of ripe dark fruit, cherry, plum, sweet spices such as ginger and anise, in balanced fusion with hints of toasted wood.Taste: dry and full-bodied, it softly caresses the palate with good consistency and...

Falling in love with Ruchè is not difficult for its delicate color, intriguing aromas and those sensations of softness and elegance with an international taste. Enhancing these typical and unique characteristics is challenging but possible.

Albarossa tells Bricco dei Guazzi: the heart in Monferrato, the gaze to Piedmont. A vine created in 1938 by Professor Dalmasso, which has found a home in the Monferrato hills and on the Olivola bric. Its roots sink into a terroir that Veronelli defined as Cru, its grapes give life to a wine with...

The Barbera grapes from the Barolo and Barbaresco areas give our Barbera exclusive characteristics of full structure, fleshiness, complexity, softness, hints of very ripe fruit, spices and a long life.

Literally "Field of red". Our medium-bodied Barbera, link between Avvocata and Pomorosso. 12 months in barrique, intense notes of red fruit and sweet spices, body and great balance. A wine that suggests plums and nectarine on the nose and on the palate. Medium-bodied, it has a bright, clean...

Our Barbera Superiore is Monferrato par excellence, proud and scathing. Its grapes grow in the Costa vineyard, the perfect vineyard for this vine: steep, dry, sunny, difficult, but capable of giving body and structure to this intense and long-lived wine.

It took 35 notary deeds and 7 years to unite the many plots of Montebruna, properties of great oenological value. When we succeeded, for the joy we gave her voices and verses, involving artists, poets and musicians who sang this Barbera and its land, "a land that speaks".

Color: compact ruby red.Bouquet: notes of vanilla and cinnamon, dark chocolate and humus on the nose. Hints of ripe cherry and blackcurrant compote intertwine with notes of licorice in perfect balance.Taste: warm and soft on the palate, with fine and rounded tannins. Beautiful persistence.

Color: intense ruby redBouquet: elegant nose, with a strong fruity component based on wild blackberries, prunes, raspberries in jam and blueberries. Nutmeg, vanilla and cloves anticipate tones of aromatic herbs and leather. Puffs of toasted almond and withered violet petals flank hints of...

Completely overwhelmed by the quality of this vineyard which dates back to the Middle Ages, Dourthe acquired the estate in 1990. For more than 25 years, a new viticultural approach has been applied to the entire vineyard, respecting the terroir and grape varieties in search of excellent quality....

This Primitivo di Manduria narrates our family's journey through the fascinating world of wine. The visual richness announces a strong character and, at the same time, a velvety impact. The scent of spices and berries anticipates its great, soft drinkability. Although ideal alongside demanding...

Gattinara DOCG wine with an intense garnet color, the nose reveals delicate spicy hints, dominated by a clear and strong minerality; pleasant with solid structure.

Barolo, an extraordinary wine that owes its fame to an equally extraordinary woman: Giulia Falletti, Marchioness of Barolo, it was she who contributed to the birth of modern Barolo and its diffusion. An elegant wine that comes from the Nebbiolo grapes of a few municipalities in the Langhe: the...

Colour: deep ruby red Bouquet: mature and intense nose; prominent aromas of blackberries and ripe plums, figs, freshly ground pepper and orange peel. On the finish a hint of smoke combined with spicy notes of tobacco and leather, and enveloping balsamic scents. Flavour: harmonious and with great...

Classy red wine. Excellent with red meats, game and aged cheeses. Harvest with selection of grapes. Maceration for about seven days at a controlled temperature of 27°-28° and maturation of the must in 350-litre oak barrels for 24 months, transfer into steel tanks for 12 months and further...

Gattinara DOCG Riserva is a wine produced only in the best vintages. Intense garnet color, the nose reveals delicate spicy hints, dominated by a clear and strong minerality; reminiscent of cherry, rose and licorice. Pleasantly tannic, fresh and persistent.

Researching, promoting and consolidating the potential of the Barbera grape have always been crucial elements of Coppo's mission. Pomorosso, one of our most renowned wines, has been contributing to the international recognition of this variety since 1984. Pomorosso demonstrates surprising finesse...

"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...

L'Uccellone was the nickname of a woman who lived on the hill of the vineyards. Her nose resembled a bird's beak, plus she always wore black: this earned her the nickname in the village. Hence the name Bricco dell'Uccellone.