Italy

Alice Coneglaino Extra Dry wine has a pale yellow color, with bright, sparkling, fine, continuous bubbles. It leaves a distinct aroma of fruits and flowers, - characteristic of Prosecco - such as honeysuckle, acacia, pear and apple. It is fresh, distinct, classy and delicate in the mouth. It accompanies appetizers, snacks, salads and the entire meal with equal ease. This is a true "passepartout" wine. Drink it with someone you care about!

This is an excellent wine made from 100% Nebbiolo grapes. The intense bouquet stands out with pleasant notes of violets and red fruits and in the mouth this particular Barbaresco has a complex, full and persistent structure. This wine can be aged up to about 10 years. It is a wine of intense elegance and is ideally combined with mature cheeses, game, grilled red meats and delicate roasts.

Wonderful Prosecco with a straw yellow color and greenish highlights. Aromatically it is fruity, with aromas reminiscent of yellow apple, peach blossom and acacia. The taste is pleasantly fresh and fruity with a medium and round body and the aftertaste is long and delicious. Enjoy it as an aperitif, with appetizers, cool salads but also with the whole meal if it consists of seafood, fish, chicken and pork.

Sangiovese and Cabernet grapes sourced from the best locations are picked and fermented separately. With intense and persistent fruit aromas, the taste develops slowly and the vanilla from the use of the barrel, comes at the end. "Collezione Oro" reveals itself sensually with velvety nuances, a rich structure, a long aftertaste and a warm palate with soft tannins. Accompany it with steaks, barbecue and aged cheeses.

The Nebbiolo grapes (Lampia and Michet) of Barolo Porta Rossa come from historic vineyards located in the Serralunga and Perno districts (Monforte site). Bricco Ambrogio, a vineyard in Roddi, gives its name to the eponymous "cru" wine. After fermentation, the wine is placed in Slavonic oak barrels where it evolves and ages under strict control for at least two years.

The wine takes its name from the extension of its vineyard of origin, highlighting the close bond that binds each bottle of the estate and each individual vineyard. The varieties Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, the winemaker Pasquale Presutto and the Castelnuovo Berardenga region give us this wine.