Red Wines

Bright purple robe. Small red fruits, marasca cherries, violets and hay: an aromatic range that refers to summer walks in the mountains ... and the intoxicating vinosity that reigns in the cellars in September. Soft, open to the palate and balanced, it has delicate tannins accompanied by a fresh acidity.

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.

Sparkling wine enjoys an important tradition in the Piedmontese way of life because of its immediate pleasantness and ease of pairing.

Dedicated to the '4 Sisters', owners of the Bersano winery, this Barbera is the latest addition to the Nizza Monferrato cellar. A tribute to tradition, ageing in steel, typical acidity and great drinkability. A Barbera to be enjoyed throughout the meal.

Grignolino owes its name to the abundance of grape seeds (in dialect grignole) that make its taste so distinctive. The fruit of a historic vine, generally considered very demanding and capricious, it only succeeds in expressing its qualities to the full when cultivated in particularly suitable soils.

Ruchè comes from a rare Piedmontese grape variety that is cultivated exclusively in a small area in the province of Asti . Thanks to its typical and very pleasant aromatic note, it has always been considered a special wine, to be reserved for festive occasions, celebrations and solemnities. Its great pleasantness makes it particularly enjoyable in combination with the entire meal.