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Barolo DOCG 2014...
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Barolo DOCG 2014...

Percristina<br />BAROLO<br />D.O.C.G.<br /><br />As a tribute to their daughter, Domenico and Giuliana chose a vineyard with a marvellous southern exposure in the<br />south-facing vineyard in the Cru Mosconi, with the intention of creating their most important Barolo, capable of defying time.<br />time.<br /><br />Vineyard: Percristina<br />Municipality: Monforte d'Alba<br />MGA: Mosconi<br />First vintage produced: 1995<br /><br />PERCRISTINA is an invaluable taste experience: a timeless Barolo, capable of leaving its mark on generations of enthusiasts, spanning the years. The flagship wine of the<br />winery, a wine for expert connoisseurs of Barolo.<br /><br />In the glass you relive 10 long years of refinement: it has a rare taste texture, a multitude of sensations and nuances, dense with history, with deep emotional and affective<br />meaning; much more than a wine. PERCRISTINA is a work produced only in the best vintages.<br />
Price €237.60
Chardonnay 2023 Fallwind...
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Chardonnay 2023 Fallwind...

South Tyrol DOC<br />Chardonnay<br />Fallwind<br /><br />The Chardonnay grape variety is one of the most renowned among white wine varieties and prefers warm, sun-drenched sites. Our vineyards offer ideal conditions for a<br />Chardonnay Fallwind that stands out for its fullness, silky elegance and harmonious balance between acidity and softness. It is accompanied by a hint of ripe fruit. The best<br />prerequisites for enjoyable drinking experiences.<br /><br />Eye: Straw yellow with green reflections.<br />Nose: fruity scent of melon and ripe apples<br />Taste: velvety, buttery, soft<br /><br />Growing area:<br />Site: various vineyards in the municipality of Appiano (420-500m).<br />Exposure: southeast, southwest<br />Soils: calcareous gravel and moraine debris soils<br />Method of cultivation: Guyot<br /><br />The majority (75%) is fermented in steel tanks, the rest (25%) in wooden barrels followed by malolactic fermentation. In February, the two wines are blended.<br />Yield<br />
Price €17.60
FRANCIACORTA DOCG ALMA...
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FRANCIACORTA DOCG ALMA...

DENOMINATION Franciacorta DOCG<br />PRINCIPAL VINEYARDS Favento, Brede, Uccellanda, Rocchetta,<br />Porte Alte, Sasso, Valli, Cancello Moretti, Casotte, Ceppate<br />GRAPE VARIETIES 86% Chardonnay, 13% Pinot Noir, 1% Pinot Blanc<br />SELECTIONS From 60 vineyards, 91 selections<br />VINEYARD SYSTEM Guyot, spurred cordon, Sylvoz,<br />Double bow, Simple bow<br />PLANTING DENSITY 5000 vines/ha<br />YIELD Chardonnay 100 q.li/ha, Pinot noir 90 q.li/ha, Pinot<br />white 90 q.li/ha<br />AVERAGE AGE OF VINES 27/28 years<br />HARVEST PERIOD 25 August to 4 September 2021<br />HARVEST Manual in small 13 kg crates<br />AGING ON LEES Average 30 months<br />WINES AGED IN PIÈCE 32<br />PRESSING Must flower, 1st cut, 2nd cut<br />DRYING 2022<br />REMUAGE Manual<br />TYPOLOGY Extra brut<br /><br />SUGARS 3.5 g/l, ALCOHOL 12.5%, TOTAL ACIDITY 6.3 g/l,<br />PH 3.13, TOTAL SULPHUR 76 mg/l<br />
Price €37.80
Gewürztraminer 2023...
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Gewürztraminer 2023...

Gewürztraminer<br />Sanct Valentin<br />It is the favourite of the Italians and the autochthonous white grape variety in South Tyrol. The beguiling Gewürztraminer is one of the most exciting growths in the wine<br />world. Characteristic of Gewürztraminer Sanct Valentin is its intense and complex bouquet with aromas reminiscent of oriental spices, delicate rose scents and exotic fruits.<br />The Gewürztraminer was first vinified in 1986 as the top growth of the Sanct Valentin line. It is characterised by longevity and promises wonderful drinking pleasure even<br />after many years.<br /><br />Grape variety: Gewürztraminer<br />Vine age: 5 to 35 years<br />Growing region:<br />Site: Selected sites in Eppan and Kaltern (300-500m).<br />Exposure: Southeast<br />Soils: loamy limestone gravel soils<br />Method of cultivation: Guyot<br />Harvest: Mid-September; harvest and grape selection by hand.<br />Vinification: Maceration of the grapes followed by gentle pressing. Fermentation and ageing in steel tanks:<br />Yield: 45 hl/ha<br />Analytical data:<br />Alcohol content: 14.5<br />Residual sugar: 5,6 gr/lt<br />Acidity: 4,75 gr/lt<br />Drinking temperature: 8-10° C<br /><br />Recommended consumption:<br />Excellent with spicy dishes such as foie gras and strong cheeses, as well as<br />spicy herbs, but also to risotto with seafood or to the South Tyrolean cuisine.<br />seafood or the South Tyrolean speciality 'Kloaznravioli with grey cheese'.<br />Storage/Potential:<br />10 years and more<br />
Price €35.20
Chardonnay 2022 St....
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Chardonnay 2022 St....

Chardonnay<br />Sanct Valentin 2021<br />This popular grape variety is at home all over the world. In the best individual vineyards of the municipality of Eppan, however, the grapes develop so excellently that they<br />produce a high-quality, powerful yet elegant top wine. Since 1986, the Chardonnay has been part of the Sanct Valentin line and is one of the most important wines of the<br />house. Excellent balance, well-integrated acidity and excellent storage potential.<br /><br />Grape variety: Chardonnay<br />Vine age: 10 to 32 years<br />Growing region:<br />Site: selection of the best single vineyard sites in the municipality of Eppan (450-550m).<br />Exposure: south-east, south-west<br />Soils: sandy calcareous gravel soils (or calcareous gravel soils)<br />Method of cultivation: Guyot<br />Harvest: Late September to early October, hand harvest and grape selection.<br />Vinification: Fermentation, malolactic fermentation and ageing on the lees in barrique tonneaux. Assemblage after almost a year and further maturation for at least eight<br />months in concrete barrels.<br />Yield: 45 hl/ha<br />Analytical data:<br />Alcohol content: 14 %<br />Acidity: 5,55 gr/lt<br />Drinking temperature: 10-12°.<br /><br />Recommended consumption:<br />Likes to accompany strong dishes such as 'fritto misto' (fried seafood), porcini ravioli with cream sauce or risotto with grey cheese and chilli. Also goes well with fried<br />chicken or Wiener schnitzel.<br />Storage/potential: 10 years and more<br />
Price €35.20
Montepulciano d’Abruzzo...
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Montepulciano d’Abruzzo...

<br />Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Riserva Titinge<br />Production area: in the Pàstino vineyard, 115 metres above sea level with north-west exposure<br />Soil: silty, clayey and ferrous<br />Harvest: manual<br />Vinification: fermentation for 22 days<br />Ageing: 12 months in steel, 24 months in wood and 12 months in bottle<br />Colour: impenetrable red<br />Bouquet: delicate balsamic notes, red berries and cherries<br />Taste: soft and elegant, with pleasant tannic strength, chocolate and spices on the aftertaste<br />Alcoholic Grade: 15% vol<br />
Price €37.60
Valdob.DOCG Pros. super....
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Valdob.DOCG Pros. super....

THE VINEYARD<br />Position: Valdobbiadene DOCG.<br />Area: 7.5 hectares.<br />Soil: Hillside and terraces.<br />Vines: Prosecco and small quantities of Verdiso and Bianchetta.<br />Age of vines: On average over 40 years, 2 hectares early 20th century.<br />CULTIVATION SYSTEM<br />Pruning: Double inverted with low bud load, espalier pruning.<br />Fertilisation: Organic mineral.<br />Tillage: Mowing of grasses without the use of herbicides.<br />Pest control: Integrated, environmentally friendly without the use of insecticides.<br />WINE DATA SHEET<br />Name: Prosecco Superiore extra dry.<br />Denomination: Valdobbiadene DOCG.<br />Grape variety: pure Prosecco.<br />Vinification: White with 30% cold maceration.<br />Aging: Stainless steel.<br />Alcohol content: 11,5% vol.<br />Notes:<br />Rather dry extra-dry sparkling wine, produced with particular<br />attention to structure and durability.<br />
Price €11.80
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