Bio Wines

Wine made up of typical Campania vines assembled: Greco, Falanghina and Fiano which after a long fermentation are aged for at least 5 months in barriques giving the wine great body and structure, making it suitable also for long aging.

Falanghina from the Greek-Latin word "Falango", meaning "Palo", since the characteristic of the viticulture of Campania is that of the "Vine tied to the pole", or always from the Greek-Latin term "Falange", giving it the meaning of "Falange ”Of the finger to which one would like the berry to resemble.

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.

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.

A fresh wine, ready to drink and with a strong character. Clean on the nose and pleasantly soft on the palate, it goes well with all fish dishes.

A wine that is an expression of concentration. An impenetrable violet colour and an enveloping mouthfeel. Its characteristic acidity is balanced by the short ageing in wood, resulting in a balance and character that is waiting to be discovered.

Langhe Nebbiolo is the finest and most elegant bottled expression of this grape variety. An intense yet subtle colour anticipates a structure and tannin that are typical of Nebbiolo. The soil of La Morra, with its sandy percentage, reveals the most feminine nuance of this wine, giving it silky tannin and good persistence in the mouth

These Nebbiolo da Barolo vines grow in La Morra, characterising the wine with elegance, finesse and a high drinking point from a young age. Barolo is the most important wine of the Langa; it is a wine that requires patience in production, but then repays the wait with the result in the glass.

On the nose, it opens up after a brief aeration to reveal notes of leather and eucalyptus, together with spicy and balsamic hints. Flavour: The perception of the drink is ample but not invasive, with a well-governed structure and a calibrated and harmonious digestion of the contribution of wood. Colour: Garnet red, tending towards orange with age.

On the nose, it opens up after a brief aeration to reveal notes of leather and eucalyptus, together with spicy and balsamic hints. Flavour: The perception of the drink is ample but not invasive, with a well-governed structure and a calibrated and harmonious digestion of the contribution of wood. Colour: Garnet red, tending towards orange with age.