Bio Wines

It takes the name of the house being a selection of more vineyards around the company. traditional typology that involves the refinement in steel and cement tanks. all-round wine, simple, very fresh and fragrant

Produced with 100% Nebbiolo grapes from one of the highest plots in the area at over 500 meters above sea level. Aged for one year in 2500L Slavonian oak barrels. Elegant Nebbiolo with simpler tannins than Barbaresco and good minerality.

It takes the name of the house being a selection of more vineyards around the company. Traditional typology that follows the Piedmontese philosophy of aging in large Slavonian oak barrels of 2500 L where it rests for two years. Wine that plays on elegance and fruit.

Produced only in the best vintages from the oldest Nebbiolo vineyard in the company (around 60 years). small selection from the Serraboella cru that ages for two years in French barriques and two years in 2500 L barrels of Slavonian oak. It presents an important and dry tannin with a great longevity.

Slightly spicy with citrus notes, balanced with good freshness.

The color is an intense ruby ​​red with intense and brilliant garnet edges. On the nose, the wine is lively and elegant, with notes of ripe fruit such as cherry, plum and blackberry. Slight hints of tobacco and coffee are due to the long aging in wood. In the mouth, this Barbera is full-bodied and balanced, with a long and persistent finish.

The color of this Roero is a garnet red. The nose is broad, alive and elegant. In the mouth it has a good body and structure. Hints of jam and spices prevail immediately and are well balanced by the vertical freshness of the wine. The finish is long, persistent with delicate 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.

As often happens with the wines of the "New World", it is the great French masters who are committed to discovering new production areas. So it was also for Chapel Peak and in particular for this Pinot Noir, fine, elegant and with a decidedly Burgundian style. A really interesting wine that stands up to the most famous French relatives.

Lively, fruity nose, mixing notes of lemon, white flowers, pineapple and yellow peach. The palate is nervous and remarkably fruity, combining the fatness, saltiness and sap of a ripe wine with the freshness of a thirsty wine.

Characteristic aromas of the vine: currant, blackberry and blueberry with a background of licorice, vanilla and bitter orange. In the mouth it is a thick, round wine. It combines the freshness of fruity notes with a certain grasseza, in perfect balance.