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Grenache and Carignan Red Bouquet: spicy and notes of red berry jam Taste: very powerful on the palate and long in the finish

Produced with overripe grapes but not affected by botrytis of Furmin, Harslevelu and Muscat de Lunel. Late Harvest is a sweet wine with an extraordinary quality / price ratio characterized by fresh aromas of tropical fruit, apple and citrus peel. Velvety on the palate and made fresh by the marked acidity. Serve at 12 ° C

On the nose, hints of honey and citrus peel are mixed with spices. On the palate it is perfectly balanced and refreshing. Serve between 10 ° and 13 ° C

With its translucent gold-topaz color it introduces sweet aromas, where you can recognize aromas of candied fruit and quince, honey, salty and iodine notes, loquats, spice cues, pepper puffs, sultanas and liquorice root. Complete and complex taste, with an overwhelming alcoholic note kept however in harmony by the great flavor and freshness. 

An excellent dessert wine, but not only: of an intense flavor, it also holds up well with the accompaniment of tasty cheeses, seasoned and also with blue cheeses.

Color: Golden yellow wine. Nose: Aromas of dried sweet fruit, cedar, dehydrated apricot and honey. Taste: It is presented with extreme sweetness, mitigated by a good freshness, which prolongs the aromatic sensations of dried fruit.

Color: amber, very dense, consistent with obvious brightness Bouquet: intense and complex with hints of evolved fruitiness: clear aromas of candied citrus fruits and sultanas in spirit Taste: sweet, which immediately opens up on candied fruit and toasted almonds and on a savory and fresh note; then the sip becomes pleasantly warm, enveloping and soft.

A natural infusion of Nepitella wild mint, Syracuse IGP lemon peel, alcohol, Sicilian herbs and Etna spring water. All infused separately at different times and then blended together. A precious digestive to be drunk cold or at room temperature with ice. The nepitella, wild mint that we grow above 600 metres in altitude at Testa dell'Acqua, Noto, gives the first sip all its balsamicity,...