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.

Dry red wine of Piedmont‘s native Nebbiolo grape, orginating from the Langhe area. The wine of kings and king of wines. Is an example of excellence in the production of fine wine, which is the flagship of the Piedmont. The Nebbiolo grape takes its name after ‘nebbia‘, fog, reminiscent of the picturesque landscape of the area in the late autumn, when the harvest vineyards are shrouded in thick fog. Barolo is aged for more than 38 months in large oak barrels. This wine is elegant and long-lived, some bottles tend to retain their flavor and aroma even after 20 years.

Color: burgundy, with shades of orange.
Aroma: intense, complex.
Flavor: notes of violet, rose, liquorice, tobacco, resin.
Food matching: for dishes based on red meats, roasts, venison, truffles, seasoned cheeses.
Serving temperature: 18°/20°C.
open the bottle an hour before serving.
Alcohol content: 14%.

A dry white wine of native Marche grape Pecorino . It originates from vineyards located in the south of the region near the town Ascoli Piceno. The name, pecora in Italian sheep, probably refers to the fact that vineyards were situated in high pastures, from which the herds of sheep were moving to the plains, according to the seasons. In the II century BC Cato classified the variety, he wrote that it was introduced to Italy by the Greeks originating from the surroundings of Salonika. The Falerio is obtained from careful selection of hand-picked grapes. The wine was fermented for a few months on the skins called fece nobili or fine lees.

Color: straw yellow, shimmering.
Aroma: rich, complex, notes of flowers and ripe fruits.
Flavor: fresh, mineral, long lingering aftertaste.
Food matching: excellent with fish, seafood, consommé with noodles.
Serving temperature: 12°C.
Alcohol content: 13,5%.

Dry sweet wine of Campanian grape called Moscato Bianco. White Moscato locally called Moscatelo 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. The aromatic grape of Moscato is also naturalized here, on clayey-calcareous soils and sunny vineyards in the south. The harvest is done the end of September the beginning of October, when Moscato grapes are very ripe. From grapes full of natural sweetness is obtained an excellent wine in the passito version. This term signifies the fermentation technique called in Italian appassimento that is drying of collected grapes on special racks in air-ventilated rooms. After the harvest grapes concentrate aromatic potential for more than a month and next are transformed into wine. The passito of our producer was aged for six months in wood.

Color: yellow with amber reflections.
Aroma: aromatic, complex, notes of ripe grapes, raisins, honey.
Flavor: sweet, velvety.
Food matching: excellent with desserts based on dry biscuits and cookies, gorgonzola-type cheese and Roquefort. Equally good as a wine for meditation and after the meal..
Serving temperature: 12°C.
Alcohol content: 13%.

Dry white sparkling wine obtained from a blend of Pinot Nero and Chardonnay. This is another sparkling wine from this producer distinguished by very high quality. The category ‘Brut‘ indicates that sugar level is below 12gr/l. Prolonged fermentation makes the wine has excellent aroma qualities and flavor, with a delicate hint of yeast and bread crust.

Color: straw yellow.
Aroma: gentle.
Perlage: small, numerous and intense.
Food matching: very good as an aperitif or with light appetizers, dishes based on fish and desserts.
Serving temperature: 6°/8°C.
Alcohol content: 12%.

A dry red wine made from native Piedmont grapes Barbera, Dolcetto and Nebbiolo. As great fans of Piedmont we always search for wines like “Le Sorelle”, Italian for Sisters. A blend of three local grape varieties is a real pleasure to the taste, as it vary from ordinary single variety wines, which, however, are considered the most noble. A very approachable wine, rich in fruit, with gentle acidity and consistence. Aged for 3 months in big oak casks. Certainly a well done wine of Virna and Ivana sisters.

Color: intense ruby red.
Aroma: complex, notes of forest fruit, sweet cherries, a hint of vanilla.
Flavor: full, rich, a long finish.
Food Matching: ideal for dishes based on meat, cured meats and seasoned chesses.
Serving temperature: 17°/18°C in large glasses like Burgundy.
Alcohol content: 14,5%.

Dry red wine obtained from the combination of the three indigenous Venetian grapes, Corvina Veronese, Rondinella and Molinara. In this way arises one of the most popular wines of the region, called Bardolino.

The name is the same as a town situated on Lake Garda, around which extends the classical zone of this red. The Bardolino line Ca Vegar  is not aged in wood, according to the traditional method of production of this wine. It is a young and light wine, pleasantly fruity. Goes well with most food and is a typical wine with the meal.

Color: red, ruby red.
Aromal: delicate, fruit and floral notes, cherry and violet.
Flavor: pleasantly dry and fresh.
Food matching: for dishes based on meats and vegetables.
Serving temperature: 16°/18°C.
Alcohol content: 12,5%

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%.

A dry pink wine of Montepulciano di Abruzzo grape. A pink version of Montepulciano called Cerasuolo is a wine variety appreciated and liked all over Italy. A short contact of the grape skins and the must doesn’t reflect the whole chromatic potential of Montepulciano, hence cherry red color of wine, plenty of fresh flavors and crisp fruit aromas. Tastes best in summer properly chilled.

Color: cherry red, shimmering.
Aroma: rich, notes of cherry, pomegranate, wild strawberry.
Flavor: crisp, fresh.
Food matching: excellent with dishes based on fish or white meats; Caprese salad.
Serving temperature: 12°C.
Alcohol content: 13%.