Organic wines Italy
Organic wine Italy. From the Veneto Piedmont Tuscany with Chianti, Barbera, Dolcetto, Valpolicella, Soave and many more
The vineyards of Chiusa Grande lie slightly north of Pescara and...
The Azienda Vitivinicola of the Vaccaro family is located in...
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The DOP Lugana is exclusively for white wine is vinified from...
Satén, a sparkling wine so delicate, firm and elegant as silk...
The oenologist Elio Minola represents a different philosophy....
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Relatively small, the operation of Di Filippo family with its...
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Certainly wanted Paolo Nocentini realize his dream of...
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Chardonnay frizzante, PetNat, so the last residual sugar with the yeast in the
Bottle fermented. The yeast remains in the almost completely durchgegorenen product.
Classic Chardonnay flavors, honey, banana, exotic touch but something
wilder and more aromatic.
Fits antipasti and toasting!
Without additional sulfur! Natural wine!
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
The wine is made from the ancient, indigenous grape variety Pecorino
multilayered, rather floral notes, prominent minerality and moist soil and
Sage-like aromas. A high on the diversity of varieties!
Good with light meals, vegetables, fish, chicken, tofu
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
complex & fresh
Made from the ancient, autochthonous grape variety Pecorino, the wine offers
multi-layered, rather floral notes, clear minerality and moist earth and
Sage reminding aromas. Hooray for the variety!
Goes well with antipasti, fish, poultry, young cheese
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