Red Wines

It prefers soils along the sandy coast characterized by sinuous dunes. the proximity to the sea gives it structure and softness.

Thanks to the dry and dry climate, and to sandy soils rich in iron, the timperosse district presents the ideal habitat for the cultivation of the petit verdot.

It prefers red and fine sandy soils, rich in iron, that refer to the sands of the deserts and give the wine an intense color and great body.

Color: Ruby red of particular consistency and brilliance with garnet reflections. Nose: Intense aroma, typical of the grape and of particular complexity and finesse. It is expressed with floral notes of violet and fruity notes of crunchy cherry. Nuances of white pepper and vanilla emerge that unfold with tertiary hints of undergrowth. Taste: Full body and supported by fine-grained...

Color: Intense ruby ​​red color with garnet reflections. Nose: Intense bouquet, of particular complexity. It is expressed with fruity notes of black berry fruit, enriched by spicy nuances of black pepper, cinnamon and vanilla with mineral hints of graphite. Taste: In the mouth it shows a vigorous structure with tannins of impressive length and fineness of grain.

Its color is an intense ruby ​​red with violet reflections. The nose is broad, elegant and captivating, with aromas ranging from cherry to blackberry. In the mouth it is sapid, persistent and medium-bodied.