A dry white wine made from Marche‘s native Verdicchio grape. Its classic zone of origin is Castelli di Jesi – more than ten towns located near Jesi, among which Cupramontana, the town our producer is based. The vineyards are situated 360m above sea level on the area which once was the sea. The Verdicchio called Bordolese is a popular wine from Colonnara, obtained from hand-picked grapes. This wine in 1,5l bottles is willingly bought by our customers.

Color: straw yellow with greenish reflections, shimmering.
Aroma: quite intense, floral and fruity, notes of acacia, mimosa, kiwi, green apple and grapefruit.
Flavor: dry, fresh, mineral, slightly almond in the finish.
Food matching: excellent with fish-based and seafood starters; fish, vegetable and seafood pasta sauces; boiled or fried fish flavored with rosemary, delicate white meats, raw ham, soft sheep cheese.
Serving temperature: 12°C.
Alcohol content: 12,5%.

A dry red wine of the autochthonous Sangiovese variety with an addition of Merlot. The name ‘Vigna Casi’ refers to a vineyard situated in the hills up to 450 meters. The indication ‘Riserva’ means the long ageing period of wine, which is used only for the best vintages. The 2005 vintage in Tuscany was good, thus the producer decided to make ‘Riserva’. The wine was aged in the proportion 50 to 50 in Slovenian oak barrels for 18 months and in French oak barriques (225l) for another 12 months, than was matured in bottle for another one year. Thanks to such a careful ageing process is crated a really great wine.

Colour: intense ruby red Aroma: fruity and floral notes of cherries, licorice, hyacinth, as derivatives of the aging tactile notes of vanilla, leather, tobacco, spices, soft tannins. Flavor: velvety, harmoniuous. Connecting to the food: meat-based dishes, including grilled meats, venison, cured cheese. Serving temperature 18° - 20 ° C. Alcohol content 13.5%

Dry white wine made from native Sardinia grape Vermentino.

There are perfect growing conditions on the isle for the grape that prefers a sea climate. It originated in the western coast of the Bay of Oristano. The name Benas is the Sardinian dialect for veins, as for wine indicating rather   subterranean springs, from which bursts crystal clear water.     

The Vermentino of Oristano is a well-structured wine of beautiful shimmering colour with a subtle aroma note.

Color: straw yellow.
Aroma: delicate, notes of citrus and white flowers.
Flavor: fresh, full, long lingering aftertaste.
Food matching: goes best with sea food spaghetti, shrimps and crustaceans, asparagus risotto, fish-based dishes.
Serving temperature: 8°/10°C.
Alcohol content: 13,5%.

A dry white sparkling wine made from native Veneto grape Glera. It’s Prosecco in Superiore Brut version, little more dry than Extra Dry, with the sugar content below 6 gr/l. Long lasting bubbles or perlage highlight its unique freshness and gentle fruity aromas. An extremely pleasant wine.

Color: straw yellow, shimmering.

Perlage: fine, numerous.

Aroma: notes of apple, lemon, pink grapefruit, acacia blossom, wisteria.

Flavor: crisp, long lingering aftertaste.

Food matching: perfect as an aperitif, and also as an elegant accompaniment with fish, cured meats, risottos with vegetable and fish.

Serving temperature: 8°/10°C

Alcohol content: 11%.

A dry white sparkling wine made from native Veneto grape Glera. The Conegliano-Valdobbiadene appellation has 5 000 ha altogether, but only 106 ha belongs to the Cartizze subzone. Thanks to the unique microclima and morenic-clayey soil with sandy layers this excellent subzone yields a unique Prosecco, mild, aromatic and exquisite. To highlight its rich aromas and flavors it’s made in the Dry style, with the sugar content up to 22 gr./l.

Color: straw yellow, shimmering.

Perlage: fine, numerous.

Aroma: fruity notes, apple, pink grapefruit, acacia blossom, wisteria, rose.

Flavor: fresh, harmonious, mild, long lingering aftertaste.

Food matching: perfect as an aperitif, and also as an elegant accompaniment with dessert or fruit cakes.

Serving temperature: 8°/10°C

Alcohol content: 11%.

Dry white wine of Campanian native Fiano grape. It comes from the vineyards situated in the hilly areas, in the provinces of Benevento and Avellino, in the north-eastern part of the region. The name of the grape variety comes from the Latin words Vitis Aspiane and is related to the sweetness of grapes, very liked by bees. The vineyards situated high and big temperature differences result in the wine that is characterized by finesse and strongly marked aromatic note. Fiano has a big potential of ageing and enhances its values even after a few years after bottling.

Color: straw yellow.
Aroma: complex, aromatic, notes of white blossom, pear and fruit in syrup.
Flavor: soft, velvety, long lingering aftertaste.
Food matching: excellent with rich aromatic dishes, rich texture dishes, white meat roasts in sauce.
Serving temperature: 12°C.
Alcohol content: 13,5%.

Dry red wine made from Piedmontese native Ruche grape. The classic growing zone of this grape variety is made up of several towns in the province of Asti, among which Castagnole Monferrato. Its origins are uncertain, but this wine is known by an intense aroma bouquet with notes of rose and violet. For many years this grape variety was known only locally, then was almost forgotten, only in the 80-s of the XX century Ruche regained its place among original and unique wines of Piedmont.

Color: ruby red, shimmering.
Aroma: complex, aromatic, notes of rose, violet, ripe cherry, raspberry, apricot.
Flavor: velvety, soft, full.
Food matching: perfect with dishes based on meats and meat sauces, excellent with game: hare, boar, deer.
Serving temperature: 16°/18°C.
Alcohol content: 14%.

Dry red wine of Campanian native grape called Barbera del Sannio. It comes from vineyards located in the hill areas in the surroundings of Castelvenere, in the province of Benevento in the north-eastern part of the region. Usually associated with Piedmont, Barbera, cultivated here since two centuries, is, however, a different wine with other character than its cousin from the north. The local winegrowers proudly claim that their Barbera is much better. Indeed, is worth tasting to appreciate this pleasant wine scenting of fruit.

Color: intense ruby red.
Aroma: floral and fruity, notes of cherry and dried rose petals.
Flavor: dry, warm, velvety.
Food matching: perfect throughout the meal, dishes based on highly flavored white meats.
Serving temperature: 18°C.
Alcohol content: 13,5%.

Dry red wine made from native Tuscany grapes Sangiovese and Colorino. A Chianti originating from the sub-zone of Rufina, located near Florence. It makes 5% of the whole Chianti region, and the wines produced in this sub-zone are considered classic of Chianti, which is famous and well-known in the whole world. Fruity notes of cherry and blackberry combine harmoniously with a deep and velvety structure. The Chianti Rufina is vinified in stainless steel, but part of the wine matures in oak barrels, thus the wine maintains rich aromas and taste not overwhelmed by wooden and vanilla notes. An excellent accompaniment with grilled meats and meat pasta sauces.

Color: intense ruby red.
Aroma: complex, rich, notes of cherry and blackberry.
Flavor: dry, velvety, harmonious.
Food Matching: excellent with grilled meats, meat pasta sauces.
Serving temperature: 18°C.
Alcohol content: 13%.

A dry red wine of Piedmont‘s native grape, Barbera. Comes from the very heart of Monferrato located in the province of Asti. It‘s a basic version of Barbera, not aged in wood. A fresh and gently fruity red, excellent with every meal, mainly meat based dishes and meat sauces.

Color: ruby red with violet reflections.
Aroma: fruity, fresh, notes of plum, Morello cherry, forest fruit.
Flavor: dry, expressed.
Food matching: excellent with meat based dishes, pasta with meat sauce, grilled meats.
Serving temperature: 16°C.
Alcohol content: 13%.