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Let yourself be captured by the flavor and play on the suggestions of the new Traminer Naviganti Vini. Its scent is very delicate and particularly aromatic. The taste of this wine is full and intense, fruity and floral notes emerge, with hints of spices. In Italy this grape is often also called Traminer Aromatico, and in other parts of the world it is also common to find its name written as Gewurztraminer. The intense and typically varietal scent with an aromatic bouquet recalls tropical fruits such as Pineapple and Mango. Dry, acidulous, with a moderate structure, it is suitable as an aperitif.

Tasting of 6 Natural Abruzzese wines from the Speranza winery selected for you!

With a pale pink color. The nose is elegant, intense and quite complex. Fruity and oral, hints of cherry and pink. On the palate it is fresh with the right flavor. Balanced and well balanced. Vinification : Manual grape harvest. Cold pressing in an inert environment, short maceration on the skins and fermentation at a controlled temperature.

dark ruby red in color, the nose explodes with hints of blueberries, black currants, blackberries and cherries in alcohol. In the mouth it has a balsamic note rich in spicy tertiary aromas, preserving the structure and solidity typical of Primitivo.

Production area: Sambuca di Sicilia Grape variety and vinification: White grapes . Typical Spumante vinification with re-fermentation in the bottle for 60 days. Colour and pairing: Brilliant straw yellow with greenish reflections. Excellent as an aperitif or with fish dishes.

The name of the wine is a mix of two words: “Negroamaro” - the word “Amaro” - and “Rosè”. With a light pink color, given by the 24 hours of cold maceration of the skins, it has an extremely interesting organoleptic profile: aromas of red fruit, especially cherry and pomegranate, and fruity notes. It goes perfectly with fish dishes, especially grilled fish.

The Pecorino grapes come from 1 hectare of vineyard raised in the Abruzzo pergola system planted in our Pianella estate around the year 2000 and from 1 hectare of "espalier" trained vineyard in the Loreto Aprutino estate, planted in 2011. The grapes are harvested by hand in the very early hours of the morning and are immediately transported to the cellar in small boxes. Afterwards the grapes are pressed, softly pressed and the must is fermented in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature. At the end of fermentation, a small part of the mass is decanted into French tonneaux from 2009 for a brief refinement of 3 months. At the end of February the wines are brought together and bottled to continue aging in the bottle for about 2 months.