Piccini 1882

Piccini Oro Maremma Toscana is a high quality Italian wine from the Maremma region in Tuscany. It is known for its rich and complex flavors, with an emphasis on the Sangiovese grape variety. This wine offers a harmonious combination of fruit and subtle oak notes, making it a popular choice for those looking for a taste of the Tuscan countryside in a bottle.

Beautiful and unique pale pink color with copper highlights. Piccini Pinot Grigio Blush is a light to medium bodied wine. Pink flowers combine beautifully with citrus and fruits such as peach. Its crisp acidity makes it a pleasant, refreshing and easy-drinking wine. Enjoy with appetizers, pasta dishes with light pink sauces, shrimp, fish and light barbecue.

The three northeastern regions, known collectively as Tre Venezie or simply Venezie, set the pace in Italy for modern white wines. Favorite white grape variety is Pinot Grigio and one of the most famous Italian white wines worldwide. Pinot Grigio is a versatile wine, with characteristics that suit a range of foods and taste preferences.

Light, fresh and bright, with aromas of raspberry, red currant and subtle notes of wild mint. Medium-bodied and well-structured, with flavors of ripe strawberry, blackberry and red cherry. Balanced and delicious rose.A versatile wine, excellent as an aperitif or with light summer meals, poultry or savory seafood dishes.

Memoro really emerged as a cuvee wine, a blend of different grapes from different parts of Italy coming from different vintages. Montepulciano from Abruzzo, Nero d'Avola from Sicily, Merlot from the cooler climate of Veneto and partially dried Primitivo grapes from Puglia. This wine was named Memoro, which in Latin means "I remember" and refers to the Italian pride of the Piccini family. This is a warm and modern style wine, with notes of dark cherries, figs and coffee in a delicate oak frame. It is generous on the palate, revealing a bright fruity character. Concentrated with excellent structure, yet harmonious and smooth and a long, dense finish. Accompany it with barbecue, roasts, game, goat or lamb.

Memoro really emerged as a cuvee wine, a blend of different grapes from different parts of Italy coming from different vintages. Montepulciano from Abruzzo, Nero d'Avola from Sicily, Merlot from the cooler climate of Veneto and partially dried Primitivo grapes from Puglia. This wine was named Memoro, which in Latin means "I remember" and refers to the Italian pride of the Piccini family. This is a warm and modern style wine, with notes of dark cherries, figs and coffee in a delicate oak frame. It is generous on the palate, revealing a bright fruity character. Concentrated with excellent structure, yet harmonious and smooth and a long, dense finish. Accompany it with barbecue, roasts, game, goat or lamb.