A dry red wine from the autochthonous Freisa variety of Piedmont.In the dialect freisa means freesia, or flower, characterized by purple - red color. Hence the wine was named after its colour. The mentions about this grape variety date back to the late XIX-th century, then the wine obtained from the Freisa grape was already well-known and apprieciated, especially in Piedmont. Freisa from our producer was aged in wooden barrels, next was subjected to the short fermentation process in a big tank called ‘autoclave‘ . Hence Freisa is characterized by a slightly sparkling flavor and freshness. This wine is an excellent companion to grassy meats and charcuterie. Freisa of the Langhe region is a dry wine as opposed to Freisa of the Monferrato zone.

Color: ruby red, intense, vivid.
Aroma: winey and fruity notes of cherries, blackberries and raspberries.
Flavor: rich, nicely seasoned.
Food matching: hors d‘oeuvres based on meats, cured meats, pasta dishes, fried dishes, Bagna Cauda sauce of Piedmont.
Serving temperature: 14v/16°C.
Alcohol content: 13%.

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%.

A dry red wine from the native Tuscan grape Sangiovese with the addition of Canaiolo and Merlot. I Casali is the name of a vineyard from which originate the grapes used to make this wine. A high-quality, classic Chianti, characterized by all the merits of the grape – freshness, ripe fruit and gentle tannins. The grapes, collected manually, are carefully transformed into wine, which then matures for 12 months in 2500 litre oak casks. Our producer doesn’t intentionally use barriques to highlight beautiful cherry and violet notes of Sangiovese. Very drinkable.

Color: intense ruby red.

Aroma: intense, long lasting, fruity and floral notes.

Flavor: warm, soft, harmonious.

Food matching: excellent with ragout lasagna, grilled meat, Florence steak, meat roast.

Serving temperature: 18°C.

Alcohol content: 13,5%.

A dry red wine of Montepulciano di Abruzzo grape with the addition of Cabernet Sauvignon. The name Cinque Colli signifying five hills is related to the zone of wine‘s origin, Controguerra. This zone consist of five towns in the province of Teramo win the northern part of the Abruzzo region. The riserva 2007 was aged for more than one year in wood and for a few months in the bottle. A blend of the local Montepulciano with Cabernet Sauvignon gives a robust wine, harmonious and warm.

Color: intense ruby red.
Aroma: rich, complex, notes of black currant, blackberry, cocoa, black pepper.
Flavor: warm, soft, balanced.
Food matching: excellent with meat roasts, mainly beef, lamb, venison.
Serving temperature: 18°/20°C.
Alcohol content: 14%.

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 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

Dry red wine made from native Tuscany grapes Sangiovese and Canaiolo. Apart from high quality wines in the range of Dreolino there are also table wines, ideal with lunch or supper. A fresh aroma and a delicate fruity note make it a pleasant wine to enjoy with food.

Color: ruby red.
Aroma: fruity, delicate.
Flavor: fresh, gently dry.
Food Matching: goes well with every meal.
Serving temperature: 16°C.
Alcohol content: 12%.

A sweet white desert wine made from the Malvasia Bianca and Trebbiano Toscano grapes. The wine is obtained by a special technique in Italian called appasimento - drying of ripe grapes in air-conditioned rooms, where they remain for several months (but no later than 31-st March following the harvest) and concentrate natural sugars. Next they undergo the usual process of vinification and the wine obtained in this way is subjected to long-term ageing for a period of about 4 years in wooden barrels with capacity of up to 5 hl. The name Vin Santo, holy wine, refers to the tradition of wine production falling on the Holy Week before Easter.

Color: amber, lustrous - brilliant.
Aroma: ripe fruit, dates, ripe apricots, nuts, honey and almonds.
Flavor: sweet, velvety.
Food matching: to delicious desserts, cakes, pastries and cheeses, a gorgonzola or Roquefort.
Serving temperature: 12°/14°C.
Alcohol content: 15%.

A dry white wine of Passerina, Abruzzo‘s native grape. An indigenous monovarietal wine from the zone Colli Aprutini, located in the province of Teramo, in the north of the region along the coast of the Adriatic sea. With goldish reflections Passerina is an extremely pleasant and soft wine that delights by its delicateness as well as good structure.

Color: straw yellow with goldish reflections.
Aroma: aromatic, notes of pear and passion fruit.
Flavor: soft, fresh, harmonious.
Food matching: ideal with fish-based dishes, also white meats.
Serving temperature: 10°/12°C.
Alcohol content: 12%.

Dry white wine made from native Sardinia grape Vermentino, from the zone of Gallura. The provinces of Olbia and Sassari in the north-eastern part of the island are characterized by mountainous areas and granite soils, big temperature differences between day and night. Therefore, the white Vermentino is well naturalized in such conditions and it‘s the only wine of Sardinia that was awarded DOCG status. Ugone III is the name of a famous Sardinian ruler, which went down in history as a brave defender of the island against the invasions of Aragonians. A dense, even oily Vermentino, delighting by colour, structure and aromas. A fine wine with sea food and also with white meats in sauce.

Color: intense straw yellow with greenish reflections, shimmering.
Aroma: aromatic, notes of white flowers, Mediterranean maquis of Sardinia.
Flavor: rich, soft, gently mineral.
Food matching: excellent with sea food and fish, white meats in sauce, fresh Pecorino sardo (Sardinian sheep cheese).
Serving temperature: 8°/10°C.
Alcohol content: 13,5%.