Italian White Wines

It is the wine that has made the image of the company known and continues to be. It has the direct line to its variety, the Turbiana, the native grape of Lake Garda. Designed to be consumed during the year, it expresses the best part of itself after many years of bottling.

Slight fruity hints of apple and white peach with notes of acacia flowers and hints of aromatic herbs and an intense and pleasant freshness

Fiano Sannio - La Rivolta Farm | Fiano, a grape called by the Latins "Vitis Apiana" because bees are particularly fond of the sweetness of this grape.

Color: straw yellow Bouquet: intense, floral and fruity Taste: notes of white fruit, sapid and mineral notes, freshness Pairings: appetizers, fish, pasta with vegetables, fresh cheeses

The effect of the Nova Domus on the palate is complex and structured, with a creamy and soft taste that contrasts with the aromatic and mineral notes, giving life to a captivating symbiosis that lingers long aftertaste.

At tasting it manifests itself fully in all its complexity. The nose reveals hints of ripe fruit, peaches, yellow apples, fleshy roses with fresh and balsamic notes. The palate is enveloped by a strong attack while maintaining all its freshness and elegance.

Color: straw yellow with green reflections Bouquet: reveals fresh fragrances of apple, kaiser pear and hawthorn, accompanied by beautiful citrus and mineral notes Taste: juicy and creamy. With constant freshness and a savory and satisfying finish

Aromas of golden apple and sweet citrus, with floral notes. Pleasant acidity and flavor, balanced taste and remarkable persistence.aromas of golden apple and sweet citrus, with floral notes ... pleasant acidity and flavor, balanced taste and remarkable persistence

Obtained from a selection of old Sauvignon blanc strains in the vineyards located in the towns of Castiglione Falletto and Monforte d'Alba. The Langhe Bianco Rovella is a wine of great evolution.

Greco is a grape so named because brought to southern Italy by the Pelasgians of Thessaly in the 8th century BC It is also called "aminea gemina" for the twin form of small bunches.

This substantial and extremely complex wine is particularly striking with its minerality, its remarkable capacity for development and thus underlines the potential of this variety.

Timpa is the name of the cru from which the grapes come. The name originates from the Sicilian word "timpa", that is a steep climb, in fact the vineyard climbs with slopes that exceed 70%.