Deep dark ruby red that gradually turns towards garnet. Powerful and aristocratic nose made of ripe fruit, jam, sensations of cocoa, walnut husk, tobacco and leather. A powerful yet gentle and elegant full-bodied wine, very noble in roundness, complex and with an unmistakable flavor played on the balance between volume and softness, warmth and freshness, austerity and richness.
This version of Barbaresco Bera takes its name from the Serraboella hill, located in the Municipality of Neive, particularly suited to the production of noble, elegant, long-lived wines. It has a bright ruby color with orange hues, the flavor is robust and full, with spicy sensations. An excellent Barbaresco, complete and characteristic, which lends itself to accompany important dishes based on meat and game. Thanks to its longevity, it can also become a collector's item, which will be able to give us strong emotions even after twenty-five years!
Wine of great nobility, austere, elegant, frank, obtained from Nebbiolo grapes from vineyards owned by the prestigious cru Rabaja in Barbaresco.
The grapes to produce this Asti sparkling wine with finely aromatic characteristics are obtained from vineyards planted with Moscato bianco, on soil rich in limestone. The continuous "perlage", the persistent foam, prelude to the broad and intense bouquet reminiscent of orange blossom and sage. The sweet and inviting taste is attenuated by a stimulating acidity. Ideal with dessert, party wine, as an aperitif and for any other occasion to remember.
There are only 100 bottles of this exceptional 2009 vintage classic method, which the company wanted to produce with its own best grapes, combining the elegance of Pinot Noir with the fragrance of Chardonnay and the softness of Meunier. "Madame Martis" is the successful synthesis of the precious elements that have always characterized the harmonious and decisive style of Maso Martis sparkling wines.
DosaggioZero is a classic method with no residual sugar, with an intense body and aromas, mineral, with a robust and decisive character. One of the first pas dosè classic method produced in Trentino.
By "closed" was meant a circumscribed olive grove often delimited by stone walls. Chiusa di Pannone was also the same, while today it is the single vineyard used exclusively for the homonymous wine.
Since 1981 Arte has symbolized our desire to experiment; the curiosity to look for new and unexplored paths, without ever forgetting where we come from. This is how Art is born, from the balance between two so different but complementary varieties. Structure and character from Nebbiolo, softness and elegance from Barbera.
In the 1950s, during the reconstruction following the Second World War, Egidio Montagner wanted to commit himself to the creation of his own cellar, in which to produce quality wines. Over the years, the sons of the founder and later his grandchildren contributed to the construction of what is today one of the most prestigious wineries in Motta di Livenza. The refinement of grape processing techniques and the attention to technological innovations applied to the wine sector are determining factors in the affirmation and success of the wines, liqueurs and distillates produced by "Montagner Vini e Spumanti".
Langhe DOC Nebbiolo represents an immediate, pleasant and rounded expression of the Nebbiolo variety. The grapes used come from vineyards located in various municipalities of the Langhe.
Margheria is a small cru in the municipality of Serralunga d'Alba where a slightly sandier soil gives more delicate and refined wines. Massolino has for years been one of the greatest interpreters of this vineyard through a traditional style Barolo, with a long aging of 30 months in large Slavonian oak barrels and a year in the bottle. Barolo Margheria Massolino is an austere and structured wine, with a bouquet that focuses on floral and spicy notes and then veering towards balsamic and mentholated scents. On the palate it is warm and persuasive, with a marked freshness that integrates well with silky tannins. An important wine that embodies the entire history of its land of origin and best expresses its qualities when accompanied by rich dishes, such as roasted red meat or stewed game. Also excellent on medium and long-aged cheeses. To drink today and try again in 15 years
Barolo Massolino represents the synthesis of the different characteristics that each terroir offers. The company has always favored the traditional aging in large Slavonian oak barrels to maintain a purer and more pure identity. Wide and variable range of perfumes, surprising expressive evolution over time.
Barolo Massolino represents the synthesis of the different characteristics that each terroir offers. The company has always favored the traditional aging in large Slavonian oak barrels to maintain a purer and more pure identity. Wide and variable range of perfumes, surprising expressive evolution over time.
Fine perlage. Color Straw yellow. Perfume Bouquet with fruity and floral aromas, accompanied by notes of crusty bread. Flavor On the palate the wine is fresh and balanced.
Pacherhof's Sylvaner is a semi-aromatic white wine of medium body and good freshness, aged for a few months in large barrels. It has a fine and delicate bouquet of freshly mown hay, herbs, fruit and white flowers. On the palate it is clear, mineral, fresh and fruity, with a nice persistence
Pacherhof's Kerner is a clean, precise and vertical wine, with a fresh and light personality, not without tension and aromatic richness. Aromas of citrus fruits, exotic fruit and sweet spices involve the sense of smell while the sip reveals character, softness and great expressive power
Lacrima is a very particular vine, grown only in the terroir surrounding the municipality of Morro d'Alba. It is said that even Frederick Barbarossa appreciated it in the distant 1167 AD, when he settled in these territories to attack nearby Ancona. A strongly rooted grape, which the Marotti Campi company likes to decline in two versions: in particular this Lacrima Superiore DOC "Orgiolo" stands out for its precious olfactory bouquet, which, combined with an extremely pleasant drink, makes this bottle truly remarkable.
Straw yellow, with a rather fine perlage. On the nose it expresses fragrant aromas of white pulp fruit, on the palate it is fresh, very soft, full. A rich and pleasant taste, whose closure stands out for its cleanliness. Excellent as an aperitif, it goes well with light appetizers. Excellent on typical vegetarian dishes.
Straw yellow, with a rather fine perlage. On the nose it expresses fragrant aromas of white pulp fruit, on the palate it is fresh, very soft, full. A rich and pleasant taste, whose closure stands out for its cleanliness. Excellent as an aperitif, it goes well with light appetizers. Excellent on typical vegetarian dishes.
Straw yellow, with a rather fine perlage. The nose reveals fragrant aromas of acacia and apple. Captivating aromas, which open to a well-balanced taste between freshness and residual sugar. It closes with a finish of excellent persistence. Also as an aperitif, it goes well with delicate fish and white meat dishes.
Denomination: Franciacorta DOCG Brut Nature. Grapes: Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc and Pinot Gris. Recommended pairings: First courses, fish main courses and white meats. Alcohol: 12.5% Vol. Format: 1.5 lt. Serving temperature: 4 - 6 °C. Typology: Franciacorta.
Wine obtained from Sangiovese grapes, exclusively from the vineyards of the "Soccorso" farm unit near the church of the Madonna del Soccorso, patroness of the inhabitants of Montalcino.
Wine obtained from Sangiovese grapes, exclusively from the vineyards of the "Soccorso" farm unit near the church of the Madonna del Soccorso, patroness of the inhabitants of Montalcino.
Wine obtained from Sangiovese grapes, exclusively from the vineyards of the "Soccorso" farm unit near the church of the Madonna del Soccorso, patroness of the inhabitants of Montalcino.
The Chianti Classico Riserva "Le Baroncole" expresses the richness and beauty of the Tuscan land. Refines for 16-20 months in oak barrels and casks and is enriched with vanilla nuances, in addition to the already present fruity and spicy aromas typical of the type. The taste is balanced, complex and deep, supported by a nice tannic texture and a pleasant savory tip
It is a brut sparkling wine with a wide and persistent froth, fine and continuous perlage, a light straw color. The aroma is intense and balanced finesse. The full flavor expresses the typicality of the production area.
It dresses the glass in a beautiful deep ruby red. The nose is first set on dark fruit in jam and in alcohol, such as currants, black cherries and plums, then followed by intense references to green pepper, cocoa, rhubarb, licorice and chinotto. The mouth is extremely consistent with the nose, and is powerful but well managed in the tannic texture, warm, with excellent body and long persistence.
The Kurni wine of Oasi degli Angeli is born in vineyards located in the valley of the Sant'Egidio stream, in the municipality of Cupra Marittima, the winery's flagship wine, where everything has been focused on a management of the vineyards compatible with the pure needs of a territory poor in soil characteristics.
Vibrant ruby red. Small red fruits on the nose, including the typical hint of blackberries. Balsamic hints. Elegant and powerful. Persistent finish with returns of berries and spices. Fermentation 15 days. Maceration 20 days on the skins. Contact with fine lees for 6 months. Batonnage.
Large format wines are a popular choice for special occasions and for wine collectors. They come in different sizes and offer a variety of benefits over standard bottles. In this article, we'll explore everything there is to know about large format wines, from the benefits to storage and purchase.
The advantages of large format wines
Large format wines offer numerous advantages compared to standard bottles. Firstly, most wines in large formats age better than in standard bottles. This is because the amount of oxygen entering the bottle is less than in standard bottles. Additionally, the greater quantity of wine in a single container means that temperature fluctuations are less significant, reducing the risk of damage to the wine.
Secondly, large format wines are an ideal choice for special occasions. A large bottle quickly becomes the center of attention and makes an impression on guests. Also, one large bottle is much easier to handle than many smaller bottles. For example, if you're hosting a dinner party for a large group, you can use a few large bottles to make serving easier.
Dimensions of large format wines
Large format wines are available in different sizes, each with a specific name:
Magnum : 1.5 litres, equal to two standard bottles
Jeroboam : 3 litres, equal to four standard bottles
Rehoboam : 4.5 litres, equal to six standard bottles
Methuselah : 6 litres, equal to eight standard bottles
Salmanazar : 9 litres, equal to twelve standard bottles
Balthazar : 12 litres, equal to sixteen standard bottles
Nebuchadnezzar : 15 litres, equal to twenty standard bottles
Conservation of large format wines
The conservation of large format wines is an important aspect to consider. Because these bottles are larger than standard bottles, storing them can be trickier. Most wineries don't have shelves or spaces suitable for large bottles, so you need to plan ahead.
Also, large bottles may take longer to adjust to the ambient temperature in which they are stored. To avoid sudden changes in temperature, it is important to store large bottles in a cool, dry place.
Purchase of large format wines
Buying large format wines can be an excellent choice for wine collectors and for special occasions. However, it is important to pay attention to the origin of the bottles. Large bottles can be more susceptible to counterfeiting than standard bottles, so it's important to buy from reputable, reputable sellers.
What are wines in large formats?
Large format wines are bottles of wine that have a higher capacity than the classic 750 ml bottles. There are a number of larger wine bottle sizes including the Magnum (1.5 litres), Double Magnum (3 litres), Jeroboam (4.5 litres), Rehoboam (4.5 litres), Methuselah ( 6 litres), the Salmanazar (9 litres), the Balthazar (12 litres) and the Nebuchodonosor (15 litres).
Why choose wines in large formats?
There are many reasons to choose a bottle of wine in a larger format than the classic 750ml bottles. Firstly, wine in large formats has greater stability than standard bottles, thanks to the greater quantity of wine present in the bottle and the lower quantity of air that comes into contact with the wine.
Secondly, wines in large formats have a slower evolution, which means they can be kept for a longer period without undergoing any alteration. Furthermore, these wines have greater harmony and balance than standard bottles, thanks to the greater contact surface between the wine and the cork.
Finally, wines in large formats are ideal for special occasions, such as weddings, anniversaries, birthdays or corporate events, because they have a greater visual impact and are able to satisfy the palate of a greater number of people.
How to choose a large format wine?
Choosing a large format wine depends on the type of wine and personal needs. In general, the wines best suited to larger formats are those that require a longer aging period, such as structured red wines, complex white wines or sweet dessert wines.
Furthermore, it is important to choose a high quality wine, because the greater quantity of wine present in the bottle also increases the possibility that any defects will appear. It is therefore important to buy wines in large formats from reliable retailers who offer guarantees on the quality of the wine and its conservation.
Finally, it is important to consider the number of people who will participate in the event, in order to choose the right bottle format. For example, a bottle of Magnum (1.5 litres) is enough for around 10 people, while a bottle of Balthazar (12 litres) can cater for up to 100 people.
In conclusion, wines in large formats are an excellent choice for special occasions and for wine collectors, thanks to their greater stability, their ability to evolve more slowly and their ability to satisfy the palate of a greater number of people.