A dry white wine of Trebbiano di Abruzzo with a small addition of Passerina and Chardonnay. The Trebbiano is a white grape variety, popular all over Italy, naturalized in the northern as well as central and southern part of the country. Easily thrives in various climate conditions and gives many grapes. Depending on the method of vineyard cultivation it delivers a very good wine like Venetian Soave and Lugana. Trebbiano di Abruzzo is also an example of quality wine. The grape is well naturalized in hillside vineyards reaching 500 meters above sea level and gives well-structured and aromatic wines.

Color: straw yellow with greenish reflections.
Aroma: rich, long lasting, notes of citrus and tropical fruit.
Flavor: crisp, fresh, mineral.
Food matching: excellent with fish-based dishes, boiled and raw vegetables.
Serving temperature: 10°/12°C.
Alcohol content: 12%.

A dry red wine from the autochthonous Freisa variety of Piedmont.In the dialect freisa means freesia, or flower, characterized by purple - red color. Hence the wine was named after its colour. The mentions about this grape variety date back to the late XIX-th century, then the wine obtained from the Freisa grape was already well-known and apprieciated, especially in Piedmont. Freisa from our producer was aged in wooden barrels, next was subjected to the short fermentation process in a big tank called ‘autoclave‘ . Hence Freisa is characterized by a slightly sparkling flavor and freshness. This wine is an excellent companion to grassy meats and charcuterie. Freisa of the Langhe region is a dry wine as opposed to Freisa of the Monferrato zone.

Color: ruby red, intense, vivid.
Aroma: winey and fruity notes of cherries, blackberries and raspberries.
Flavor: rich, nicely seasoned.
Food matching: hors d‘oeuvres based on meats, cured meats, pasta dishes, fried dishes, Bagna Cauda sauce of Piedmont.
Serving temperature: 14v/16°C.
Alcohol content: 13%.

A dry white wine made from native Sicily grape Grillo. Another autochthonous white wine of Sicily, equally aromatic and fresh. It’s a perfect accompaniment with fish-based dishes and sea food.

Color: straw yellow with greenish reflections.
Aroma: aromatic, notes of citrus, nettle and mint.
Flavor: soft, mineral.
Food matching: excellent with olive oil-fried sardines in breadcrumbs with capers, almonds, parsley and olives; raw fish and crustaceans.
Serving temperature: 10°C/12°C.
Alcohol content: 12,5%.

A dry red wine from the native Tuscan grapes Sangiovese and Colorino with the addition of Cabernet Sauvignon. The most representative wine in the range of our producer. It’s, above all, a tribute to Murtas Terzuoli, managing the winery Fatoria San Michele for many years. Apart from cantiniere, the function of Murtas Terzuoli, this wine is to thank all workers of the estate for building up company’s reputation. Sangiovese comes from Fattoria’s best vineyards, Colorino from an very old vineyard that still yields excellent grapes, while Cabernet Sauvignon from a new yielding a lot. The grapes rest on the fruit trees for a little longer period comparing with the ‘normal’ harvest, therefore concentrate more sugars. Each variety is subjected individually to the process of fermentation, after which Sangiovese ages in 2500 -litre oak tonneaux, while Colorino and Cabernet in new barriques. The entire process takes 18 months. Next three parts of wine are blended and aged in the bottle for next 6 months. Interesting, carefully crafted and with great structure. A perfect recommendation of  Fattoria San Michele.

Color: intense, ruby red with purple hues.

Aroma: complex, intense, notes of black pepper, tobacco, coffee, floral hints, wild grass.

Flavor: warm, velvety, gently tannic.

Food matching: excellent with game, boar, hare in sour-sweet sauce, roast game, and also Florence steak.

Serving temperature: 16°C.

Alcohol content: 14,5%.

Dry red wine of Campanian native grape called Barbera del Sannio. It comes from vineyards located in the hill areas in the surroundings of Castelvenere, in the province of Benevento in the north-eastern part of the region. Usually associated with Piedmont, Barbera, cultivated here since two centuries, is, however, a different wine with other character than its cousin from the north. The local winegrowers proudly claim that their Barbera is much better. Indeed, is worth tasting to appreciate this pleasant wine scenting of fruit.

Color: intense ruby red.
Aroma: floral and fruity, notes of cherry and dried rose petals.
Flavor: dry, warm, velvety.
Food matching: perfect throughout the meal, dishes based on highly flavored white meats.
Serving temperature: 18°C.
Alcohol content: 13,5%.

Dry white wine from Chardonnay. The French grape variety is very well settled in the Piedmont and the local farmers willingly grown it at their vineyards. The practical packaging Bag in Box is a guarantee of freshness of the wine, even after it opened, the contents of the carton can be consumed up to 6 months.

Color: straw yellow.
Aroma: fruity with hints of peach.
Flavor: dry, delicate, crisp.
Food matching: perfect as an aperitif, very well with light appetizers and soups, good for dishes based on fish and eggs.
In warm days should served much chilled as an accompaniment to any light meal.
Serving temperature: 10°/12°C.
Alcohol content: 12,5%.

A dry red wine of Piedmont‘s native grape, Barbera, in the Superiore version or with higher alcohol levels and from a special selection of grapes. The most popular grape variety of Piedmont, has, of course, its legend which explains its name. The king of the Longobards, Grimoald, liberated the city of Asti in 665 from the Franks which were perceived as barbarian invaders. This was done successfully thanks to the strong local wine that was given to the Frank troops and made them drunk. Hence, from that moment on the wine that was drunk by barbarians has been called Barbera. To celebrate this victory Grimoald ordered that Barbera is an obligatory accompaniment on the royal table. Even several centuries after the events this wine still delights by its power and character, what is best proved by Altea. 80% of this wine is aged for more than 12 months in French oak large barrels of 700 litres called tonneaux, and 20% in barriques. Then, the batches of wine are blended and bottled. A stunning wine for people that can appreciate the charm of Piedmont‘s authentic wine.

Color: intense ruby red.
Aroma: rich, complex, notes of honey, almond, chocolate and cherries.
Flavor: warm, full, harmonious.
Food matching: excellent with meat roasts, meat stuffed ravioli- agnolotti.
Serving temperature: 18°C.
Alcohol content: 13,5%.

A dry white wine made of native Campania grape Fiano. The best wine in the whole range of Scuotto. The ripe grapes of Fiano are hand-picked in the first week of November. Fermentation is done in 25 hl Alsatian oak casks. After 12 months the wine is bottled without any filtration and stabilization. The result of such natural process is „Oi Ni” surprises with potential and character, depending on the vintage. The name comes from a greeting in dialect, literally meaning „Hey boy”, probably full of vigor and childish dreams, aptly depicting the wine. The top wine in the range of Scuotto won many awards among which Oscar del Vino 2016 assigned by Gambero Rosso. Powerful, concentrated and rich white wine for persons who can appreciate the noble enological richness of Irpinia.

Color: shimmering gold.

Aroma: complex, rich, fruity and floral, notes of peach, rose, honey, dried apricot, magnolia, pineapple, wild dill, toasted nuts, candied fruit.

Flavor: dry, warm, soft.

Food matching: ideal for fois gras, blue, seasoned, goat cheeses. An excellent wine to contemplate.

Serving temperature: 13°/14°C

Alcohol content: 14,5%.

A dry wine made from native Piedmont grape Nebbiolo, with Lampia and Michet varieties. Cannubi is one of the most famous appellations of Barolo. Virna has there a small vineyard which gives this great wine. The quality of wines from this zone is the result of two different soils, that is grey-blueish loams, marls rich in calcium compounds (formed between 10 and 7 million years BC), yellowish sandstones (so called sandstones from Diano formed 9 million years BC) and layers of grey sand alternated. Cannubi has great potential and elegance, for which is praised by experts of Barolo. A long and careful making of Barolo from Cannubi consist in ageing for 18 months in French oak casks and 6 months in the bottle. Finesse, harmony and noble origin, all this Cannubi has.

Color: intense ruby red with orange tints.
Aroma: intense, complex, ethereal, notes of red fruits.
Flavor: rich, warm, harmonious thanks to tannins delicately marked in the subtle and round taste.
Food Matching: ideal for dishes based on meat, excellent with beef steaks, long seasoned chesses.
Serving temperature: 17°/18°C in large glasses like Burgundy.
Alcohol content: 14,5%.

A dry white wine from the Chardonnay grape. The limy-clay soils of the Lison Pramaggiore zone are favourable to cultivation of the grape variety that is popular and appreciated throughout the world. Chardonnay is scented with fresh and ripe fruits and is relatively low in acidity, also, because it was  fermented in contact with so called noble remains of grapes.

Color: intense straw yellow.
Aroma: distinct, pear and apple notes.
Flavor: dry, mineral, rounded.
Food matching: best with aperitifs, hors d’oeuvres, delicate cheeses and fish.
Serving temperature: 10°/12°C.
Alcohol content: 12,5%.