Dry red wine of the native Schiava Gentile and Lagrein grapes. Santa Maddalena is a district of Bolzano, which is considered as the best area for growing strain Schiava. Wine originating from these areas has good fruit and a hint of a good structure. Delicately marked tannins combine well with freshness of the wine.

Color: dark ruby red.
Aroma: notes of ripe cherries, plums, raspberries, dark chocolate.
Flavor: gentle, soft.
Food matching: very good to roast red meats, goes well with most dishes.
Serving temperature: 12°/14º C.
Alcohol content: 12.5% ​​

A dry red wine made from native Puglia grape Primitivo di Manduria. The DOC Manduria appellation is more than ten towns, mostly in the province of Taranto and only 3 in the province of Brindisi, where the Primitivo grape dominating in the whole region gives best results, namely excellent and concentrated wine. The name „Mandonion” refers to the cultivation of war horses by the ancient people of Messapii who lived in the areas of the appellation (the name Manduria probably derives from Messapia). The vineyards are located along the coast of Ionic Sea, the harvest is done until the middle of September, the wine ages in wood for a few months. „Mandonion” was awarded a gold medal in the competition Berliner Wine Trophy 2014 and received the award Gran Menzione in the Vinitaly 2014.       

Color: intense ruby red.

Aroma: notes of black currant, raspberry, cinnamon and vanilla.

Flavor: warm, soft, velvety.

Food matching: excellent with pasta e fagioli (thick soup with pasta and beans), lasagna, greasy sausages, lamb, roast leg of pork.

Serving temperature: 16°/18°C.

Alcohol content: 15%.

A sweet white sparkling wine with Moscato Giallo (Yellow Moscato). The only wine in the whole zone belonging to DOCG category. Naturally sweet wine with a beautiful name, Fior d’Arancio (Orange Blossom). Like other wines made from aromatic grape Moscato it is naturally sweet and has beautiful aromas, namely of orange blossom and ripe grape bunch. Supporters of sweet wines will be satisfied, it is in the top of Italian sweet wines. More famous locally than internationally, however awarded in many famous wine competitions like Decanter World Award and Concours Mondial de Bruxelles. Piedmonte boast of Moscato d’Asti, while Venetians savour their “Orange Blossom”.

Color: straw yellow with goldish hues.
Perlage: fine, numerous, persistent.
Aroma: aromatic, intense, notes of orange blossom and ripe grapes.
Flavor: fresh, crisp, very pleasant.
Food matching: deserts with orange, cakes and crispy cakes, cheesecake with peach.
Serving temperature: 6°C.

A dry red wine of the autochthonous Barbera d‘Asti grape variety of Piedmont. The grapes were sellected from the vineyards located in the Barbera d‘Asti DOC Nizza subzone. The vineyards are situated in the hills, open to sun, on lime-sandy soils. Laudana is the name of vineyards yielding ripe grapes from which is made this fine wine. Moreover, the zone is considered by the local growers as the best grapegrowing area of Barbera. The harvest is done manually. After ten days of fermentation of grape juice in contact with the skins, part of the fresh wine goes to large wooden casks with a capacity of 750 litres and part to barriques. After 18 months of ageing in wood and next in the bottle, this Laudana wine is ready to drink

Color: ruby red becoming crimson.
Aroma: intensive, ethereal, slightly spicy with notes of delicately expressed wood.
Flavor: velvety, long lasting in the mouth.
Food matching: dishes based on red, grilled and stewed meats; dishes based on mashroom; game; seasoned, blue, spicy cheeses.
Serving temperature: 18C

A dry red wine made from native Piedmont grape Nebbiolo, from Lampia and Michet varieties. Originating from Virna’s best vineyards: La Preda and Cannubi Boschis from around Barolo, Cerviano Merli and Sottocastello di Novello near the town Novello. Riserva is made only for best vintages, which can guarantee longevity of wine, and the year 2010 certainly was one of the best. Careful selection of grapes and long processing of this wine consist in its ageing. First the wine from single vineyards matures in big Slovenian oak casks and French oak tonneaux of 300 to 500 liters. After that 3000 liters of wine is selected to combine with the wine coming from single crus, and such blend ages for next 12 to18 months in a barrel of 3000 liters. This way is obtained an outstanding Riserva for special occasions or to meditate with.

Color: very intense ruby red.
Aroma: fresh, notes of red fruits with a hint of vanilla.
Flavor: raw, full, rich, tannic.
Food Matching: ideal for dishes based on meat, excellent with beef steaks, long seasoned chesses.
Serving temperature: 17°/18°C in large glasses like Burgundy.
Alcohol content: 14%.

Dry red wine from native Tuscany grape Prugnolo Gentile. It is a specific Sangiovese variety used for making Nobile wine. The name nobile in Italian noble refers to the fact that the wine was served in the past only the aristocratic tables. Is produced around the beautifully situated town of Montepulciano, around which the vineyards are located in the hills ranging from 250 to 500 m above sea level. In 1648 Italian writer Francesco Redi wrote that Montepulciano d‘ogni vino e ‘re‘ - Montepulciano is the king of all wines. Vino Nobile from our producer Lombardo was aged for almost two years in large Slovenianan and French oak barrels.

Color: ruby red, with crimson hues.
Aroma: notes of floral, violet and fruit, cherry, light spice, delicate wood.
Flavor: warm, velvety, elegant, gently tannic.
Food matching: dishes based on meat sauces, venison, red meats, seasoned cheeses.
Serving temperature: 18°/20°C
The bottle should be opened at least an hour before serving.
Alcohol content: 13.5%.

Sweet red wine of the indigenous Primitivo di Manduria grape. The only one of 4 Puglias’s DOCGs established in 2011 that belongs to a naturally sweet variety of Primitivo called “dolce natural”. This unique wine is made thanks to the natural vinification process, the very sweet grapes remain on the vine trees until the middle of September, then are hand-picked and dried in appropriately ventilated rooms to accumulate high sugar content (50g/l). The wine has a beautiful aroma of ripe fruit and its taste delights by natural, fresh sweetness.

Color: ruby red with violet hues.

Aroma: rich, complex, notes of violet, forest fruit, black currant.

Flavor: soft, fresh, slightly honey, a hint of elegant tannins.

Food matching: to meditate, also an excellent accompaniment to shortcrust pastries and almond biscuits.

Serving temperature: 14°/16°C.

Alcohol content: 14+3,5%.

A dry white wine of Piedmont‘s native grape, Cortese. The variety naturalized in Piedmont for centuries gives fresh white wines, very ripe and delicate. And Gavi is the name of the town and DOCG zone located in the province of Alessandria near the border with Liguria. Cortese from Gavi combines the delicateness of Ligurian wines with structure of Piedmontese. The name Ciarea in the piedmontese dialect signifies a greeting, the word ciao.

Color: straw yellow, shimmering.
Aroma: complex, delicate, notes of citrus and almonds.
Flavor: crisp, fresh, harmonious.
Food matching: excellent with starters, dishes based on fish and seafood.
Serving temperature: 12°C.
Alcohol content: 12%.

A dry red wine of Basilicata’s native grape, Aglianico del Vulture. Another Aglianico  made from a selection of grapes collected at the end of October from vineyards situated on volcanic-clayey soils. After ageing for 18 months in small French oak barrels it’s a wine of a perfect structure and very fresh at the same time. The name “Bottaia” signifying  “a cellar with barrels” refers to the already mentioned place, where this noble wine ages and matures. It’s already outstanding now, but after two or three years it will taste even better.

Color: ruby red with orange reflections, shimmering.

Aroma: complex, rich, notes of cherry jam, vanilla, pepper.

Flavor: warm, harmonious, tannic.

Food matching: excellent with meat-based dishes, also grilled meat.

Serving temperature: 18°/20°C.

Alcohol content: 14,5%.

Sweet white dessert sparkling wine of Piedmont‘s native Moscato Bianco grape variety (White Moscato). It is an aromatic grape orginating in the classical area around Asti, and is considered the best among the whole Moscato grape family because of its aromatic flavor. The production of this sweet sparkling wine began in the mid-nineteenth century and Asti Spumante has been enjoying great success up to the present throughout the world. It is a great companion to desserts and a naturally sweet and aromatic wine to sip.

Color: brilliant straw yellow .
Perlage: fine, numerous, long-lasting.
Aroma: aromatic, notes of white peach, orange blossom, ripe grapes.
Flavor: sweet, crisp.
Food matching: perfect for all kinds of desserts, salads with fresh fruits, perfectly fits with peaches.
Serving temperature: 8°/10°C.
Alcohol content: 7%.