Red Wines

Saint-Emilion Grand Cru 2018, bottled for the Shelby limited company, is a typical Saint-Emilion based on Merlot (61%) and Cabernet Franc (39%) . 

Brunello di Montalcino comes from a careful selection of Sangiovese grapes. Each phase of processing, from the vineyard to the cellar, follows the rules of the regulations of the Consortium of Producers.

COLOR: Intense ruby ​​red with light amaranth reflections and garnet veins. BOUQUET: Intense, with superb notes of ripe red fruits, fresh strawberry jam and wild blackberries. Delicate memory of vanilla. TASTE: Full, soft, almost opulent in its power. Rich, but with the right tannic balance and great sweet persistence. Excellent cocoa and overripe fruit notes.

Color: intense ruby ​​red Bouquet: aromas of red fruits, vanilla and licorice Taste: full and rich, with a woody finish

Intense ruby ​​red with purple reflections. Fruity nose, with notes of raspberry, morello cherry, tobacco and cocoa. On the palate, you can feel the typical minerality of the area characterized by sweet and elegant tannins.

Intense ruby ​​red with purple reflections. Fruity nose, with notes of raspberry, morello cherry, tobacco and cocoa. On the palate, you can feel the typical minerality of the area characterized by sweet and elegant tannins.

Intense ruby ​​red with purple reflections. Fruity nose, with notes of raspberry, morello cherry, tobacco and cocoa. On the palate, you can feel the typical minerality of the area characterized by sweet and elegant tannins.

The wine is garnet red in color. The nose has hints of cherry, plum, raspberry and violet, all distinctive and identifying aromas of Nebbiolo. The mouth is instead characterized by an average astringency of tannins and an appreciable freshness, well balanced by alcohol and softness.

It is a fresh and velvety wine, harmonious and rightly tannic with a delicate bouquet and intense color, perfect to accompany red meats and aged cheeses but also as an aperitif.

The grapes have a maximum age of 15 years. The maceration of the skins is limited to 6-8 days in order to extract the few tannins present from the skins and as much coloring substances as possible from them, so that the wine has a good color and a remarkable softness.