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Small red fruit on a sweet spice mat. Balanced and soft, it has a good structure and reflects the typicality but without excess aromas.
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Small red fruit on a sweet spice mat. Balanced and soft, it has a good structure and reflects the typicality but without excess aromas.
Elegant and intense bouquet, with fruity notes of peach and acacia flowers. In the mouth it is fresh, enveloping, savory and persistent.
Dessert wine. Intense and complex on the nose, it has a bouquet of great elegance: it gives dried fruit, acacia honey and barley candy. Typical sweet and almond finish.
Refined, broad and complex bouquet, with notes of exotic fruit, hay, bread crust and toasted almonds that distinguish its typicality. The taste confirms the olfactory sensations and is dry, full and savory. It stands out for its pleasantness and elegance.
It best expresses this native vine which represents the territory more than any other. Nose characterized by excellent typicality with warm flavors of lime honey, white flowers and pear. Balanced to the taste, where the captivating softness is balanced by flavor and lively freshness. It closes...
It takes its name from the “Vigna Alta” of the company, which from the small church of Ramandolo descends towards the valley to narrow terraces facing south. Longhino is the "first fruits" of Ramandolo, a young and sweet wine. Wine with an intense golden yellow color. The nose is fresh, fruity...
In Alto Adige, Veltliner, a vine originally from Austria, is grown almost exclusively in the Isarco Valley. Given the almost total disappearance of the original "Frühroter Veltliner", today the Green Veltliner is grown almost exclusively. This grape variety prefers deeper, more fertile and warmer...
VISUAL EXAMINATION: Straw yellow with golden reflections.OLFACTORY EXAMINATION: Intense, reveals aromas of honey and yellow flowers, complex.TASTE: Inviting and pleasantly fresh taste characterized by refined mineral notes and long sapidity.
Coda di Volpe, a grape already mentioned by Pliny the Elder in his “Naturalis Historia” with the name of “Cauda Vulpium” for its bunch which when fully ripe takes on the shape of the fox's tail.
Historically known as “Tocai”, Friulian is the most representative native white of our region. Concrete, solid and sincere, with a true Friulian. Straw yellow wine with slightly greenish reflections; the nose is intense and varietal, with hints of yellow-fleshed tropical fruit, peach, almond...
A variety that has come from far away, Malvasia has found in Friuli Venezia Giulia a land where it can give the best of itself. Sapidity, freshness and aromaticity make it a wine with a great personality. Straw yellow colored wine, with variable intensity. The nose is distinctive, remarkably...
Greco is a grape so called because it was brought to southern Italy by the Pelasgians of Thessaly in the 8th century BC. It is also called “aminea gemina” due to the twin shape of the small bunches.
Fiano, a grape called “Vitis Apiana” by the Latins because bees are particularly fond of the sweetness of this grape.
Sweet wine made from botrytised grapes. It bears the name of the place where it is produced to signify the uniqueness of the place. It is only thanks to cooler temperatures and greater windiness that the grapes are ennobled by a microorganism that elsewhere would devastate the crops. The same...
VISUAL EXAMINATION: Deep ocher yellow.OLFACTORY EXAMINATION: Wide range of honeyed aromas, withered white flowers, dried fruit.TASTE: Sweet notes and references of candied orange and apricot jam, pleasant freshness that cleans the palate and supports the long persistence.
Indigenous variety known as early as 1800, when Count Asquini brought this precious nectar as a tribute to the various European courts. Straw yellow colored wine with greenish reflections which, over time, becomes golden. The nose is fresh, intense and enveloping. The notes of wildflowers,...
The Kerner vines find absolutely ideal development conditions in areas close to the crop limit. The lean soil and harsher climate, with cold nights but plenty of sunshine during the day, give rise to a wine with an intense and spicy taste Color: light yellow Bouquet: spicy, intense, with a...
The Sylvaner vines have been cultivated for over a century in Valle Isarco and represent the most characteristic of the grape varieties of this valley. The optimal climatic conditions, the loose and gravelly soil and the airy and sunny vineyards make possible the cultivation of this grape...
It enters the delicate nose, with elegant fruity and floral tones that blend with mineral sensations. It has clean and fresh aromas with refined nuances of jasmine on fruity notes of golden apple and ripe tropical fruits. In the mouth it is lively and balanced, it has good softness and lively...
Elegant and intense aroma, with varietal notes of sage, tomato leaf and mint, which are mixed with fruity hints of grapefruit and exotic fruit. In the mouth it is fresh, enveloping, savory and persistent.
VISUAL EXAMINATION: Straw yellow with greenish reflections.OLFACTORY EXAMINATION: Good olfactory intensity, citrus note, flowers and tropical fruit stand out.TASTE: It stands out for its pleasant sapidity and pleasant freshness accompanied by fruity notes.
Elegant and fruity bouquet with pleasant notes of vanilla, small pastries and ripe fruit. On the palate it is decisive and persistent. The enveloping texture confirms the fruity and soft echoes for a long time and the pleasant freshness invites a new sip.
This vine, most likely originally from Germany, was introduced in Alto Adige around 1900. Today it is mainly grown in the Isarco Valley. The Sylvaner prefers slopes not too high, well ventilated and sunny in the middle Valle Isarco. The broken up and gravelly soils give the wine its incomparable...
Falanghina from the Greek-Latin term "Falango", that is "Palo", as the characteristic of Campania viticulture is that of the "Vine tied to the pole", or always from the Greek-Latin term "Falange", giving it the meaning of "Falange" ”Of the finger to which you would like the grape to resemble.