Magnum 1500 ml

The red Etna Calderara Sottana by Girolamo Russo was born in the vineyards located in the Contrada Calderara Sottana district in Randazzo, in the extraordinary wine-growing panorama of Etna, a terroir particularly suited to the production of wines of great value, thanks to unique temperature ranges.

Wine of excellent workmanship. Intense ruby red color, ample, elegant perfume with hints of cherry, soft and voluminous flavor. In the ancient tradition of the territory of Montefalco, after selecting the grapes for the production of Montefalco Sagrantino, all the other red varieties were harvested for the composition of a fresher and easy-to-match wine. Scacciadiavoli takes inspiration from this tradition and perfects it by adding that touch that makes this wine even more lovable.

The Montepulciano variety grown in Abruzzo is, in our opinion, of clear Greek / Balkan origin due to its overall morphological characteristics. We therefore believe that it spread in remote times, perhaps pre-Roman, having found its cradle in the Peligna Valley, between the towns of Raiano and Sulmona, which history wants to have been colonized by the Peligni perhaps coming from Asia Minor or from ' Illyria, around the 12th century BC

The Montepulciano variety grown in Abruzzo is, in our opinion, of clear Greek / Balkan origin due to its overall morphological characteristics. We therefore believe that it spread in remote times, perhaps pre-Roman, having found its cradle in the Peligna Valley, between the towns of Raiano and Sulmona, which history wants to have been colonized by the Peligni perhaps coming from Asia Minor or from ' Illyria, around the 12th century BC

Wine of great nobility, austere, elegant, frank, obtained from Nebbiolo grapes from vineyards owned by the prestigious cru Rabaja in Barbaresco.

Elegant, austere, of great nobility; this wine made from Nebbiolo grapes has a garnet red color with orange reflections. In the glass it releases ethereal and spicy aromas, with light notes of vanilla and dried flowers, while in the mouth it is generous, of great harmony and persistence. It goes well with red meats, game and aged cheeses. Obtained from Nebbiolo grapes from vineyards in the Basarin sub-area in Neive.

Produced with Nebbiolo grapes, it is a garnet colored wine with orange reflections, lively and captivating. It has ethereal, ample and persistent aromas, reminiscent of violets and roses, a dry taste, with a good structure, pleasantly sapid, with already sweet tannins. It goes well with grilled red meats, baked pasta, medium-aged cheeses.

Denomination: THE BOSS Chianti Docg Grapes: Sangiovese and Canaiolo. Suggested pairings: Cold cuts and cured meats, roast chicken, vegetable soups and semi-mature cheese. Alcohol: 13.5% Vol. Format: 0.75 litres. Serving temperature: 18°C. Typology: Chianti DOCG.

The Sagrantino vine, cultivated for centuries exclusively in Montefalco, seems to have been brought there from Asia Minor by the followers of S. Francesco.

Trebbiano Spoletino is a typical variety of the territory that extends between Montefalco, Trevi and Spoleto; perhaps the name derives from “Trebium”, Trevi in Latin.