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fruity & uncomplicated
traight Merlot full of fear and structure. Classic sweet cherry, ripe plums with fine spice. A touch of acidity makes it fresh and lively, juicy and delicious!
fruity & uncomplicated
classic, young Montepulciano, dark and dense , juicy cherry aromas, almond pastry, marzipan . All carried by fine acidity, therefore much more than "nice fruity"!
strong & full-bodied
Negroamaro 100%, but not " black and bitter" as the name suggests, but notes of cassis and plums, nice , ripe tannin. Full-bodied, but not bulky. Aromas of leather, a hint of nutmeg.
Floral-looking Montepulciano with an exciting texture. Less "easy-drink"
as complex, cherry-fruity, spicy. Still accessible.
Goes well with dark meat, tomato sauce, cheese
Sweeter, slightly almond and marzipan-scented Montepulciano
with fine tannins and cherry fruit. Italy or Abruzzo pure.
Goes well with grilled, spicy sauces, tomatoes, cheese
complex & fresh
Floral looking Montepulciano with just the right texture to add a little
more robust than the boring "easy-drink" Montepulcianos.
Cherry-like and multi-layered.
Goes well with tomato sauces, grilled meats, oven vegetables
Interesting Montepulciano from the Abruzzo. Not so shallow and
unambitious as usual, but with hints of black olives, tar
and liquorice, at the same time the cherry flavor is always present. Delicious!
Goes well with dark meat, game, oven vegetables, cheese
light & fresh
Tuscan classic. Honey scent and acacia blossoms with a light touch.
Fine-aromatic aroma with a hint of pear and great length. Who more Tuscany
want, must go.
Goes well with vegetable risotto, salads, seafood
orange wine
100% Grechetto fermented on the skins and aged in steel with skins. Orange colour, spicy fruit of persimmons, orange zest, pomelo, delicately bitter tone, long and lively. Great, fine tannins!.
High Interestingly wine with vibrant contradictions! But fruchtsüß full
Herbs, eucalyptus, lovage. Charming and biting at the same time. a little
Bitter chocolate in the finish. From the varieties Marzemino and groppello.