Mare Chiaro Cirò Bianco DOC
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Obtained from the best Greco Bianco, a thousand-year-old Calabrian vine, grown close to the Ionian Sea. A tribute to our wonderful sea of Cirò
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Obtained from the best Greco Bianco, a thousand-year-old Calabrian vine, grown close to the Ionian Sea. A tribute to our wonderful sea of Cirò
It is the Soave according to Suavia. It is the wine of the flowered terraces and of the summer nights, the wine of the bars with umbrellas and outdoor tables that rest on the cobblestones of an ancient square that is always illuminated, the wine of the pasquettes in the hills. A profoundly...
From Pecorello grapes, an ancient native Calabrian vine to be rediscovered and valorised. For us, Ippolito is proud of passionate research.
Our little prince, worthy heir of the illustrious Trebbiano di Soave: a historic and almost forgotten vine, often misunderstood and confused. Massifitti is the result of a long and adventurous journey undertaken by us to the roots of this ancient variety to rediscover its character and identity....
We always say about him that “it's like having a piece of earth in the glass”. It is so. In the Monte Carbonare vineyard, the vines have their roots in a very black earth, a pure volcano. The result is a wine with a very strong personality: straightforward and true, with a sharp minerality. It...
Straw yellow colored wine obtained from Trebbiano, Roscetto and Malvasia grapes, it is fresh and structured thanks to the good level of acidity. Very pleasant on the nose for its characteristics of fine aromaticity, it has floral and fruity notes.
The deep yellow color immediately suggests the complexity and richness of the wine. Citrus hints of cedar blend together with sensations of apple. Full-flavored wine, but also fresh, savory and persistent.
The Vette owes its name to the imposing peaks that frame the vineyards from which it is born, a Sauvignon Blanc of great freshness and minerality.
The origin of this vine seems to be Spain from which it would have spread to the northern Tyrrhenian coasts where it is still widely cultivated today.