Red Wines

Ruby red. The nose has hints of marasca and ripe plum with spicy hints. On the palate the notes of fruit, smooth tannins and a pleasant freshness make it a full and persistent wine.

Not too intense ruby ​​red color, a clear scent of ripe fruit reminiscent of cherries and very ripe cherry.

The typical Austrian grape variety that makes a fruity, pleasant-to-drink wine: fine and subtle, with a touch of filigree and spiciness.

Wine of a deep red color with violet reflections. Intense, grassy fragrance, typical of the varietal, with notes that recall the wild blackberry, berries and plums; during the maturation process the aromatic notes are developed due to the aging in barrels. A rich taste, slightly tannic and pleasantly bitter.

Today, Cerasuolo di Vittoria is the only DOCG in Sicily. A wine of remarkable personality obtained from the red vinification of the Frappato and Nero d’Avola grapes.

On the palate it has an abundance of berries; in the foreground more recognizable are the notes of raspberry and dark cherry. The tannins are barely perceptible. It is fresh, very pleasant, soft and drinkable.

Mentioned by the sources for the first time in the seventeenth century, Lagrein is one of the oldest vines in South Tyrol. Its ripe and full berries give the wine its characteristic intense red.

Deep garnet red with matted tendencies during prolonged refinement. Blurred blueberry, jam and sour. In the mouth, acidity, however, does not dominate in this barbera.

95% Malbec, 5% Merlot Production area: Carnac-Rouffiac Soil: Marly calcareous mixture of Caussian terroirs Harvest: mechanical Vinification: 12 to 15 days of fermentation at 22°C to preserve the freshness and crunchiness of the fruit Aging: In steel for 8/10 months and final bottling in June Color: Pure Red Bouquet: red fruit jam Taste:...

Deep garnet red with bricked tendencies in the process of prolonged aging. Blueberry, jam and sourness on the nose. In the mouth, however, acidity does not dominate and is balanced and pleasantly fresh.

55% Barbera and 45% Freisa. Grapes from two adjacent vineyards with a laminated fossil Sant’Agata marl soil, made looser by alluvial debris and stones. This wine combines the charisma of both varieties: the nose is sophisticated like Barbera and wild like Freisa, intricate and explicit.

Barbera of great elegance and structure, ideal as a combination with cured meats and meat dishes. A short aging in barrique makes it suitable for long aging even if it expresses its freshness at best in the first 3/4 years from marketing.