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Giocheremo con i fiori, Pecorino, Abruzzo DOC
Recently recovered in our territory, Pecorino is a low yield native variety with an important oenological value, that is deserving wine lovers’ attention...
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Duale, Bacca d’Oro del Mediterraneo, Calabria IGT
Obtained by autochthonous vine cultivar growing up on the mediterranean hills.Scrupulous agronomic cares and a careful vinifications, valorize the aromatic notes of the grape and it exalt the structure of the wine for a seductive melody in perfumes of good persistence.
Pianezzo, Dogliani DOCG
Grapes are grown in a number of recently planted vineyards, with soil varying from calcareous to clay;
Exposure and altitude: Exposure varies from Estern to Southeastern and Western, while altitude varies from 400 to 550
Trentino D.O.C. Pinot Grigio "Collezione Apponale"
Collezione Apponale, Moscato Giallo, Trentino DOC
Collezione Apponale, Chardonnay, Trentino DOC
Collezione Apponale, Muller Thurgau, Trentino DOC
Collezione Apponale, Cabernet Sauvignon, Trentino DOC
The "Apponale Collection" connects local varietals with artistic labelling presenting historic emblems of the region - a unique product much appreciated by tourists...
Tenuta Nuova, Brunello di Montalcino DOCG
Born of vineyards with unique characteristics that produce Sangiovese grapes and give a wine of great distinction and unique structure, potency and fineness...
La Beatrice, Semi Sparkling, Moscato Provincia di Pavia IGT
The excellent location of the terrains, the deliberately limited production and the careful selection of the grapes determines the quality of this wine.
Nearco, Sant'Antimo Rosso DOC
NEARCO is vinified with these grapes, assembled with knowledge and aged for eighteen months in noble oak barrels: a new wine of great impact and structure, where the softness of the Merlot is married perfectly with the power of the Cabernet and the spicy fruit of the Syrah.
Brunello di Montalcino DOCG
Col d’Orcia is a traditional producer of Brunello di Montalcino. The choice to continue using the large Slavonian oak barrels was taken many years ago, well before the debate between modernist and traditionalist producers even started.