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Dry white wine made from native Sardinia grape varieties Vernaccia and Vermentino. An extremely elegant and original wine aged in small French oak barrels. It comes from the Valle del Tirso zone, the River Tirso Valley, in the north-eastern part of the isle. The name Terresinis is a picturesque territory of the Sinis penisula. In general Sardinia is assocciated with Vermentino, however in this zone has in its offer also equally good but less known Vernaccia. Delicate and at the same time well-structured, aromatic and rich. A wine that will certainly satisfy white wine lovers.

Color: straw yellow.
Aroma: aromatic, notes of ripe pineapple, melon, a hint of vanilla.
Flavor: full, soft, harmonious.
Food matching: excellent with fish and sea food based dishes, white meats in sauce.
Serving temperature: 12°/14°C.
Alcohol content: 13,5%.

A dry pink wine of Basiclicata’s native grape, Aglianico del Vulture. Hard to pronounce the word, Quendernjan, is an albanian for the lower part of Maschito, where are located vineyards yielding Aglianico’s grapes. This pink version of Basiclicata’s great wine is a well-structured, aromatic wine, strong and fine at the same time. Unique in taste, pleasantly mineral, with notes of ripe raspberry and pomegranate, gently almond in the finish. You’ll willingly reach another glass. Properly cooled it tastes best with light appetizers. Excellent with veal scallops.

Color: pink, shimmering.

Aroma: aromatic, notes of ripe raspberry, pomegranate.

Flavor: fresh, mineral with subtly marked tannins.

Food matching: perfect with light appetizers, charcuterie; a great match with veal scallops in delicate sauce.

Serving temperature: 10°/12°C.

Alcohol content: 13,5%.

Dry red wine of Campania‘s native Piedirosso grape. It comes from the vineyards located in the surroundings of Monte Taburno, the Taburno Mount, in the province of Benevento. Besides famous Aglianico, this ancient grape variety is one of the most typical Campanian vines. The original dialectal name, Per e‘palummo, literally means dove‘s foot with its characteristic redish color, similarly the color of the steam and bunches of the Piedirosso. This wine is not aged in wood, nicely dry and soft, with a beautifully marked fruit note. An interesting native wine, worth testing with food.

Color: ruby red.
Aroma: fruity, notes of raspberry and ripe cherry.
Flavor: dry, fruity, soft.
Food matching: excellent throughout a meal, with white meat-based dishes.
Serving temperature: 18°C.
Alcohol content: 13,5%.

A dry red wine of Piedmont‘s native grape, Barbera, in the Superiore version or with higher alcohol levels and from a special selection of grapes. The most popular grape variety of Piedmont, has, of course, its legend which explains its name. The king of the Longobards, Grimoald, liberated the city of Asti in 665 from the Franks which were perceived as barbarian invaders. This was done successfully thanks to the strong local wine that was given to the Frank troops and made them drunk. Hence, from that moment on the wine that was drunk by barbarians has been called Barbera. To celebrate this victory Grimoald ordered that Barbera is an obligatory accompaniment on the royal table. Even several centuries after the events this wine still delights by its power and character, what is best proved by Altea. 80% of this wine is aged for more than 12 months in French oak large barrels of 700 litres called tonneaux, and 20% in barriques. Then, the batches of wine are blended and bottled. A stunning wine for people that can appreciate the charm of Piedmont‘s authentic wine.

Color: intense ruby red.
Aroma: rich, complex, notes of honey, almond, chocolate and cherries.
Flavor: warm, full, harmonious.
Food matching: excellent with meat roasts, meat stuffed ravioli- agnolotti.
Serving temperature: 18°C.
Alcohol content: 13,5%.

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 red wine with Merlot. A venetian Merlot from the eastern part of the region, from around Pramaggiore. Like every wine from Ornelia Belia it is well made- careful selection of ripe grapes, precise fermentation and ageing for a few months in stainless steel will satisfy enthusiasts of Merlots. A delicate and elegant wine, excellent with mushroom risotto.

Color: vivid red with violet hues.
Aroma: notes of blackberry, wild grass, red fruits.
Flavor: gently tannic, balanced, pleasant.
Food Matching: perfect for mushroom risotto, risotto alla milanese with saffron, pastas and ravioli filled with meat.
Serving temperature: 18%.
Alcohol content: 12,5%.

Dry white wine of Campanian indigenous grape called Agostinella. Comes from vineyards located in the province of Benevento, in the north-eastern part of the region. No doubt this is an oenological curiosity on the wine map of Italy. This ancient grape variety has always been known to owners of vineyards located in the surroundings of Benevento and Castelvenere, but completely unknown for a wide mass of wine lovers. Only during the last few years was popularized and became a focus for ampelographers - experts in the field of origin and classification of grape varieties. Agostinella is a wine with rich aroma notes, soft and very pleasant to the palate.

Color: straw yellow with goldish reflections.
Aroma: complex, notes of ripe pear and white peach.
Flavor: soft, fresh.
Food matching: excellent with highly flavored dishes, white roast meats and oven-baked fish.
Serving temperature: 12°C.
Alcohol content: 13,5%.

Dry white wine of Chardonnay. It comes from the Appiano zone near Bolzano characterized by a richness of hill-side vineyards situated 420-500 meters above sea level. This international grape variety is often associated with barrel-aged wines, scenting and reminding of dull vanilla. Muri Gries' Chardonnay differs radically from these aged in wood. This is crystal clear, with aromas of exotic fruits, citrus and with delicate note of dry hay.

Elegant and fresh. 

Color: intense straw yellow with greenish reflections.
Aroma: fruity, notes of banana, citrus and dried hay.
Flavor: full, rich, fresh.
Food matching: excellent with lasagna with spinach and ricotta, delicate pasta sauces, roast chicken breast, delicate fish.
Serving temperature: 12°/14°C.
Alcohol content: 13,5%.

A dry red wine made from native Piedmont grape Nebbiolo, with Lampia and Michet varieties, originating from a single vineyard called Sarmassa. The area of this zone borders the town of La Morra, characterized by the soil composed mainly of marls, so called marls of Saint Agatha, which give the wine fairly raw, but with excellent structure and great potential to age. Virna’s Barolo Sarmassa ages for 18 months in French oak barrels and casks, after that in stainless steel and for 6 months in the bottle. The 2015 vintage is considered very good as regards Barolo wines, Sarmassa will certainly maintain its potential for many years, however it’s advisable to taste it now and compare after a few years, to discover its longevity and understand its evolution.

Color: very intense ruby red.
Aroma: fresh, notes of red fruits with balsamic notes and gentle vanilla alternated.
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: 14,5%.

A sweet white dessert lightly sparkling wine of the native grape of Piemonte, Moscato Bianco. This aromatic grape, dominating in Piemonte, and exactly in the Province of Asti, of the Moscato Bianco variety - White Moscato is also called nectar of the Gods, because of its sweetness. The wine produced from this vine is known throughout the world, also in Spumante version. Valamasca is a valley where is cultivated Moscato d‘Asti and an accurate translation of the name is Valle delle Masche what in the Piemontese dialect means valley of ghosts. This wine includes all aromas of the Moscato grape - orange blossom, sage, peach. It can be drunk any time of the day, whatever the occasion.

Color: straw yellow, brilliant.
Aroma: orange blossom, sage, peach, ripe grapes.
Flavor: noticeable notes of sage, white peach, rose and orange blossom.
Food matching: perfect for desserts, all kinds of cakes and cookies, fruit in syrup, perfect with a mature and sweet peach.
Serving temperature: 8°/10°C.
Alcohol content: 5.5%.