dry
full-bodied & elegant
Classical method is prescribed for Franciacorta in Lombardy, but as good as this 100% Chardonnay (ie, a blanc de blancs) and 24 months of lees in the bottle makes this sparkling wine so sublime and delicious.
light & fresh
Fragrant and hearty in the nose. Fresh Primtivo with fiery meaty aromas. Grown in enchanting Hügellandschft of Salento.
Subtle and with floral aromas. Garganega and Trebbiano show themselves fresh and fresh Playful to light pasta and fresh vegetables. A fine drop for the early Evening on the terrace..
strong & full-bodied
As befits a good Sagrantino, this "beginner" from di
Filippo is packed with sweet fruit, plump cherries, notes of underbrush, a hefty
liquorice and a truckload of tannin. Matured in wooden barrels.
Goes well with game, braised red meat, hard cheeses.
full-bodied & elegant
Strict selection of the grapes. Sangiovese, Merlot and Sagrantino form the basis and expanded with great skill in wooden barrels. A wine with a lot of warmth and elegant touches and lots of fire.
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.
In addition to the classic aromas of plums, spices and sweet cherries, this primitivo, which has been developed in the wood, has a strong note of vanilla, bitter chocolate and carnations with a full but never heavy structure.
strong & full-bodied
Plum-spicy, aromatic, a real Primitivo. Fruity and spicy, berries and cloves. Cowardly fruit without any disturbing cooked or
marmalade flavours. Goes well with game dishes, oven vegetables, hard cheeses.
easy & uncomplicated
Verdeca, old Greek grape variety with 30 % Fiano, gentle acidity, ripe pear and a little aromatic dried fruit, more spicy-aromatic than fruity.
animating & fresh
Pithy, crisp rosato made from short macerated Primitivo. Wild herbs and red redcurrant on the nose, not as fruity as more common rosé wines, rather rather spicy with mouthfeel, rhubarb.
Almost universal at the table.