Sweet Wines

The Marsala Superiore Dolce bears the name of the Garibaldi because it is told both the type and the same preferred when he landed in Marsala to make the unification of Italy. With a residual sugar of 11%, it is the sweetest of the Marsala Martinez and probably for this reason it is the most loved by the female public. During the Concia which is the phase in the production process in which the type of Marsala to be obtained is defined, alcohol, Mistella and cooked must are added to the wine which gives it an intense amber colour. The aging process then begins in rivore barrels in which the wine is in contact with the air for many years, developing the characteristic oxidative bouquet.

Menhir is a liqueur sweet wine, with a small addition of alcohol, son of the island of Pantelleria. It is obtained from the Zibibbo variety which contains everything this splendid island contains: sun, volcanic earth, warm African winds. The grapes, after being dried in the sun, are left to macerate in the must during the entire fermentation which is blocked with a small addition of alcohol.

Jemara is a natural passito, with no added alcohol, son of the island of Pantelleria, where the entire production process is developed up to bottling, as required by the Production Regulations. It is obtained from the Zibibbo variety which contains everything this splendid island contains: sun, volcanic earth, warm African winds. The grapes, after being dried in the sun, are left to macerate in the must throughout the fermentation process, giving it unmistakable sweet and honeyed notes.

Golden with amber reflections, brilliant, Intense and persistent, hints of apricot compote, candied figs amalgamated with notes of dried fruit and spices, sweet, well structured, elegant, fresh and sapid, long finish, spicy aroma in the mouth.

This excellent wine is obtained from various carefully selected grapes and left to dry naturally for 60 days. The wine obtained is first aged in barriques and subsequently in the bottle.

Passito red wine IGT from the hills of Mantua Alto Mincio This great wine is obtained from various carefully selected grapes and left to dry on the vine for 40/50 days. Its great personality is captivating on the palate of the taster. Dark red colour, characteristic aroma of fruity, spicy, undergrowth and cherry.

Meditation wine, ideal in combination with aged cheeses and excellent at any time of the day or at the end of a meal as a digestive. The grapes are harvested and selected manually in the vineyard and carefully deposited in boxes for transport to the cellar. Here begins careful drying for a period of two months on wooden racks, in a dry and well-ventilated place. The withered bunches are pressed and subsequently the must obtained is left to ferment in steel tanks at a controlled temperature for about a month. At the end of the fermentation the wine rests in stainless steel tanks for about a year. Subsequently the wine is bottled and after a rest of about 6 months in the cellar at 18°C ​​​​to complete the refinement in the bottle, it will be ready to be drunk.

The grapes that come from a small plot known as "Casa di Bianca", located in the hamlet of Annunziata di Castagnole delle Lanze, represent the maximum selection of the Moscato vine from our lands. The Moscato Casa di Bianca grapes are carefully selected in the vineyard during the harvest (which takes place exclusively by hand), after being carefully pressed; the flower must is the result and is elaborated with the Martinotti Method in an autoclave, where it will rest on its lees for at least six months.

Moscato d'Asti is an excellent dessert wine that goes well with dry pastries and fruit cakes; moreover, thanks to the moderate alcohol content, it is a pleasant thirst-quenching drink in the summer. The combination with cured meats and cheeses is more provocative; a provocation that will amaze you! To preserve all the fragrance of the fruit in the wine, it is necessary to adopt a particular harvesting and vinification technique. In fact the grapes, coming from the company's own vineyards, are harvested manually in the vineyard and carefully placed in boxes for transport to the cellar; here they are delicately pressed and the must obtained is kept in cooling vats (-1.5° C) until the moment of vinification in an autoclave. Fermentation takes place at a controlled temperature and with the help of selected yeasts until 5% alcohol is reached. Subsequently the wine will be filtered and bottled. The result is a lively wine with strong and intense varietal characters.

Moscato d'Asti is an excellent dessert wine that goes well with dry pastries and fruit cakes; moreover, thanks to the moderate alcohol content, it is a pleasant thirst-quenching drink in the summer. The combination with cured meats and cheeses is more provocative; a provocation that will amaze you! To preserve all the fragrance of the fruit in the wine, it is necessary to adopt a particular harvesting and vinification technique. In fact the grapes, coming from the company's own vineyards, are harvested manually in the vineyard and carefully placed in boxes for transport to the cellar; here they are delicately pressed and the must obtained is kept in cooling vats (-1.5° C) until the moment of vinification in an autoclave. Fermentation takes place at a controlled temperature and with the help of selected yeasts until 5% alcohol is reached. Subsequently the wine will be filtered and bottled. The result is a lively wine with strong and intense varietal characters.

It has an amber yellow color with golden reflections. The aromas are intense and persistent and recall dried and candied fruit…

Soft and enveloping wine, with a bright red color. With fruity olfactory textures with hints of black cherry and with floral notes of rose that blend with a delicate sweetness. Pairings Ideal companion for almond sweets, dark chocolate and various desserts. Intriguing accompaniment with seasoned and blue cheeses.