Dry red wine of Nebbiolo grapes. It comes from the mountainous region of Lombardy, Valtellina, with terraced vineyards, from the subzone of Grumello. The wine and zone name comes from the name of the castle located there, built in the twelfth century. The characteristics of the climate and soil in Grumello, makes the wine from the local vineyards is characterized by freshness and so called. Bevibilita, which means drinkable or rather pleasure of savoring the wine. It is a very good variety of Valtellina, from the Superiore category indicating a higher alcohol content. The wine aged for two years in large Slovenian oak barrels and then in the bottle, thus is characterized by depth and good structure

Color: intense ruby red.
Aroma: rich, notes of violet, liquorice and sour cherry stepped in alcohol.
Flavor: dry, velevety, harmonious.
Food matching: excellent with white and red meats, lamb.
Serving temperature: 16°/18°C.
Alcohol content: 14%.

A dry red wine from Piedmont‘s native Nebbiolo grape. Next to Barolo, Barbaresco is the most famous wine of Piedmont, which is produced in three villages in the region - Barbaresco, Neive and Treiso. Our producer, Luigi Giordano, comes from Barbaresco. His vineyards are situated in the surrounding hills on the south and south-western slopes. Montestefano is the name of the oldest of the vineyards, which, thanks to iits deal exposition to the sun and location on the south, gives the perfect grapes. Their harvest done manually, the long fermentation process of wine and its ageing result in the creation of an outstanding Barbaresco. It ages in large Slovenian oak barrels for 24 months and for another 12 months in the bottle .

Color: intensely deep red, brilliant, with time becoming of orange hues.
Aroma: notes of cherries, preserves of red fruit, violet, rose; delicate notes of spices, resin.
Flavor: dry, decisive and very elegant.
Food matching: pasta stuffed with meat, venison roasts, stewed red meats.
Serving temperature: 16°/18°C in the large burgundy glasses.
Alcohol content: 13.5%.

Dry white wine from the native Tuscan grape variety, Vernaccia di San Gimignano. Vernaccia is one of the oldest vines in Italy, the first mention of it comes from the Middle Ages. The name comes from the Latin Vernaculum, which means local. Vernaccia of San Gimignano is the most famous wine of the species. Tradizionale - the traditional vinification method is based on a long maceration of the grapes in contact with the skins, so that comes out their maximum natural flavor and aromas.

Color: straw yellow.
Aroma: notes of fresh hay, almonds.
Flavor: velvety, rich.
Food matching: very good for fish, fish like raw sushi, vegetables such as spinach, artichokes, asparagus.
Serving temperature: 12°C.
Alcohol content: 13%.

Dry red wine varietal Nebbiolo. Another version of the Valtellina Superiore called Prugnolo. It is a decorative shrub with red-purple fruit that grows on the slopes of vineyards situated at an altitude of up to 600 m above sea level. Aged for 12 months in small French oak barrels, previously used for aging the noblest variety of Valtellina, called Sfursat and for the next nine months in the bottle.

Color: ruby red ​​.
Aroma: fruity, notes of plum, cherry, walnut.
Flavor: harmonious, elegant.
Food matching: ideal for red meats, venison and seasoned cheese.
Serving temperature: 16°/18°C.
Serve in large glasses.
Alcohol content: 14%.

A dry red wine made from the indigenous Sangiovese grape variety blended with Merlot in equal proportions. Among all Super Tuscans, this one is definitely in a class of its own. The Siepi vineyard is the oldest of all the family's estates, dating back to 1435. Picturesquely situated at an altitude of 260 meters, surrounded by oak forest, it has a unique microclimate ensured by unlimited sunshine and temperature differences between day and night. In the 1980s, it was decided to plant Merlot here, and the combination of Merlot and Sangiovese in equal proportions was an absolute innovation. That is why Siepi belongs to the elite group of 50 wines that have completely changed the Italian style of winemaking.
Merlot is aged for 18 months in small French oak barrels, 70% of which are new, while Sangiovese is aged in large tonneaux barrels, 70% of which are also new. Perfect balance, incredible power, and delightful complexity make up this wonderful wine. The 2022 vintage is the thirtieth edition of Siepi, each of which has been rated highly by the most renowned wine authorities. A wine for collectors and special occasions.

Food matching: perfect with beef steaks, meat dishes, grilled and roasted meats.

Serving temperature: 20°C.

Alcohol content: 14,5%.

Dry white sparkling wine of the Chardonnay variety that belongs to the typology of Franciacorta. For the category ‘Pas Dose’ the yeast-aging period is 40 months. Pas Dose‘ is the French for ‘dosage zero‘ meaning a very dry wine with its sugar content below 3g/l. Shortly before bottling, after the long period of refermentation in the bottle, no cane sugar or wine or distillate is added to it. Besides the compostion of these additions is often a secret of producer. As they were not blended in this version of Franciacorta, the wine is clear and expressed.

Color: yellow straw, brilliant.
Aroma: notes of apple, vanilla.
Perlage: delicate, numerous, long lasting.
Flavor: very dry, fresh, mineral, velvety.
Food matching: very good as an aperitif and for dishes based on fish and seafood.
Serving temperature: 8°/10°C
Alcohol content: 12,5%.

Dry red wine from the indigenous Tuscan grape Colorino. An Interesting wine obtained from a grape native to Tuscany. Colorino as the name suggests is characterized by intense color, almost ink. Therefore, it is often a supplement to other red wines, enhancing their color. This version is an excellent example of the expression of autochthonous wine.

Color: deep red, almost grenade.
Aroma: ink notes.
Flavor: delicate and elegant.
Food matching: ideal for appetizers based on cured meats, light meat dishes.
Serving temperature: 16°C.
Alcohol content: 12.5%.

A dry red wine of the autochthonous Dolcetto grape variety of Piemonte. The name comes from the Italian word dolce, sweet, but it does not reffer to the variety of wine, because this is slightly dry. It was rather named after natural sweetnes of the Dolcetto grapes. As a result of its lightness this wine is especially enjoyed by the ladies, besides it goes well with almost every dish exept heavy meals.

Color: ruby red with violet reflections.
Aroma: delicate, fruity, violet notes.
Flavor: slightly tannic, harmonious.
Food matching: virtually the entire meal, from appetizers to the main course.
Serving temperature: 18°C.
Alcohol content: 12.5%.