Precious red wine whose vineyards grow on volcanic soils, on the Corne di Turasi. The name of this wine is due to the longevity of the vineyards from which it is made, which are 200 years old. Bicento literally means "twice a hundred".
Suadens Rosso – Campania Rosso IG T. The name "Suadens" was carefully selected to represent the persuasive character of this wine, which constitutes a molecular project aimed at enhancing the native vines of Irpinia, but also the typical local fruit, grown exclusively in this area. Suadens Rosso is a selection of the best Aglianico grapes from the Irpinia area.
Important red wine whose vines are grown on volcanic soil on the hills of Taurasi. The name of our wine derives from the place where horses were once said to graze in the wild, and where the remains of the ancient hermitage of S. Quirico can still be found. Eremo Gold is the selection of the best Eremo Barriques. On the occasion of the last bottling, before the Christmas period, each barrique of Eremo is personally tasted by the enologist Ercolino who personally selects the best aromas and refinements.
Eremo San Quirico ‐ Aglianico Campi Taurasini DOC Important red wine whose vines are grown on volcanic soil on the hills of Taurasi. The name of our wine derives from the place where horses were once said to graze in the wild, and where the remains of the ancient hermitage of S. Quirico can still be found. A wine so precious as to dress it with a work of art by the contemporary painter Moreno Bondi.
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Eremo Nero, born from the vinification of Aglianico grapes grown on volcanic soils in the Paternopoli countryside. The composition of these sandy soils, with very fine and particularly permeable ash, is the ideal condition for obtaining high quality grapes and still red wines rich in anthocyanins and tannins.
This wine is one of the best known products from the Schiava grape. It has a wide range of fruity aromas and stands out for its fullness and roundness on the palate.
Lagrein is a native variety, from which a wine of great character is obtained. It stands out for its intense red color, its aromas of wild berries and cherry. On the palate it expresses a velvety fullness, enhanced by a soft acidity.
Lo Janù is the top of the range of Montepulcianos of the company. Hand harvesting of the grapes, maceration on the skins for 25 days, vinification in red and aging in double new barrique for 8 months + 8 months. Compact and deep goblet, of a beautiful ruby red. The olfactory reveals an incredible complexity, ranging from hints of dark fruit in alcohol, to toasted notes that recall hazelnuts, to slightly vanilla scents, to beautiful sensations of tobacco and dark chocolate. The sip is full and enveloping, long, pleasantly balanced. Closing on notes of bitter chocolate.
Captivating ruby red, characteristic fruity aromas with hints of vanilla, balsamic vinegar and black olive. Full bodied, powerful, yet very balanced with flavors of mulberry, currant, dark chocolate and a long smoky finish.
Rudhir is another masterpiece of the Jasci & Marchesani winery which, year after year, proves to be a "Master Cave" for Montepulciano d'Abruzzo. Thanks to Rudhir you go to savor a charismatic, fragrant and intense wine from every point of view. When the word masterpiece is used for a Jasci & Marchesani product, it is not an exaggeration; each bottle is an artistic, pure and sensational brushstroke, which in every sip strikes the soul and heart with the typical scents of the mother vine and those small nuances deriving from the various woods of the barrels. The Rudhir vinifies for 18 months in oak barriques and ends its journey after a further two years in the bottle, before being marketed therefore, explosions of flavours, aromas and aromas are the order of the day with a bottle of this bill. His warm and welcoming heart is a "trademark" and is capable of generating an approving smile even on the face of a drinker with a difficult palate.
Rue dell'Inchiostro Campania Aglianico IGT Grape introduced by the Greeks along the Tyrrhenian coast, at the time of the foundation of their colonies (VII-VI aC ); this could explain the presence of synonyms of Ellenico, Ellanico then changed into Aglianico. The name deriving from the combination between Rue, the typical name attributed to the streets of Paternopoli following the passage of French domination and "ink" which better defines the characteristic deep purple of the wine.




Secrets… from 100% Aglianico Nero grapes, from volcanic lands in the districts of Valle del Ceraso and Fontana Marena, in the countryside of Paternopoli from an unusual November harvest. Macerates and ferments with its own yeasts, then in seasoned oak wood for a year and a half, waiting for six months in the bottle... it is a generous wine in its most authentic organoleptic values.
The name "Velluto Rosso" was chosen thinking of the organoleptic characteristics of the wine: soft on the palate and such as to suggest velvet, a fabric that causes a sensation of irresistible softness to the touch. The red color of the label reminds us of a bunch of grapes and the damask is in perfect harmony with the Nativ style.
Rue 333, Taurasi DOCG Wine made from Aglianico grapes, whose refinement in barriques for two years, gives it the specific name of Aglianico Taurasi DOCG also in honor of the country where this type of grape is widely grown.







Eremo San Quirico ‐ Aglianico Campi Taurasini DOC Important red wine whose vines are grown on volcanic soil on the hills of Taurasi. The name of our wine derives from the place where horses were once said to graze in the wild, and where the remains of the ancient hermitage of S. Quirico can still be found. A wine so precious as to dress it with a work of art by the contemporary painter Moreno Bondi.




the wine takes its name from the vineyard of the same name located on rocky terrain near an ancient onyx quarry located near gesualdo.
Warm, elegant, round. Light tannin in the month. Great aromatic persistence. The grapes are harvested manually in the vineyard and carefully placed in boxes for transport to the cellar, pressed and then fermented at a controlled temperature with a maceration of about 10-12 days. At the end of the fermentation process, the wine is left to clarify with static settling until the end of winter. It remains in stainless steel vats until the end of summer, when it will be bottled: after about 6 months of aging in the bottle, it will be ready to drink.
The grapes come from a plot of about one hectare located in the municipality of Nizza Monferrato, whose vines reach an average age of 50 years and represent the maximum selection of Barbera. Wine indicated for main courses of red meat, game or well-aged cheeses, structured, round with a harmonious balance between freshness and softness. The grapes are harvested manually and carefully stored in boxes for transport to the cellar, pressed and fermented at a controlled temperature with a maceration of about 15 days. After racking, the wine ages in small wooden barrels for about 18-24 months. The wine is then left to rest for about 6 months in a steel tank. At this point it is possible to proceed with the bottling. After further refinement in the bottle for at least 6 months in the cellar at a temperature of 20°C,
Enveloping, warm and round taste. Excellent persistence and harmony, the result of an elegant balance from a decisive freshness to a good body. The grapes are harvested manually in the vineyard and are carefully placed in boxes for transport to the cellar, pressed and then fermented at a controlled temperature with a maceration of about 15 days. After racking, it is aged in small wooden barrels for 18-24 months. The wine is then left to rest for about 6 months in stainless steel vats. At this point it can be bottled. After further aging in the bottle for at least 6 months in the cellar at a temperature of 20°C, the wine is finally ready to drink.
Particularly suitable as an aperitif or with summer appetizers, first courses. It will amaze you with fried fish. The grapes are harvested manually in the vineyard and carefully placed in boxes for transport to the cellar. Subsequently they are pressed and fermented at a controlled temperature of about 18°C with a maceration of about 2/3 days with frequent pumping over. Subsequently the Grignolino is drawn off and the fermentation is finished "in white", ie without skins and seeds, always maintaining a temperature of 18° C. At the end of the fermentation the wine is left to clarify with static settling until the end of winter. It remains in stainless steel vats until spring, when it will be bottled: after about 1 month of aging in the bottle, it will be ready to drink.
The grapes of this magnificent Cabernet Sauvignon come from vineyards located on Montello, an area suited to important red wines thanks to the composition of the typical red earth of this area. The bunches are harvested by hand and subjected to drying for about 20 days. We proceed to the classic red vinification and a maceration lasting about 15 days. An alcoholic fermentation follows to then carry out the refinement in French barriques for a period of 18 months and a further 12 months in the bottle. Bouquet full of scents such as blueberry, black cherry, blackberry and currant jam, vanilla, tobacco, cocoa, coffee. Slightly spicy with a balsamic final note. Perfect with red meats, game, blue and aged cheeses, excellent with dark chocolate.
It is a wine of great character, complex. Proud and potential, as in life a boy called in our territory is, precisely Zauott, a young man, who manages to withstand the evolution of the years, also demonstrating the best. “ZAUOTT” is obtained from grapes produced from the oldest vineyards, with an average yield of 80/90 quintals per hectare.
Sammarco is a wine with fresh and fine scents of undergrowth, with a deep and intense colour. It presents specific aromas of the soil and impressions of ripe fruit. It has a great concentration with robust tannins. Elegant and refined wine. Percentages of Sangiovese and Merlot are added to the Cabernet Sauvignon. Production varies according to climatic conditions: 8,000 – 25,000 bottles.
Sammarco is a wine with fresh and fine scents of undergrowth, with a deep and intense colour. It presents specific aromas of the soil and impressions of ripe fruit. It has a great concentration with robust tannins. Elegant and refined wine. Percentages of Sangiovese and Merlot are added to the Cabernet Sauvignon. Production varies according to climatic conditions: 8,000 – 25,000 bottles.
Sammarco is a wine with fresh and fine scents of undergrowth, with a deep and intense colour. It presents specific aromas of the soil and impressions of ripe fruit. It has a great concentration with robust tannins. Elegant and refined wine. Percentages of Sangiovese and Merlot are added to the Cabernet Sauvignon. Production varies according to climatic conditions: 8,000 – 25,000 bottles.
Sammarco is a wine with fresh and fine scents of undergrowth, with a deep and intense colour. It presents specific aromas of the soil and impressions of ripe fruit. It has a great concentration with robust tannins. Elegant and refined wine. Percentages of Sangiovese and Merlot are added to the Cabernet Sauvignon. Production varies according to climatic conditions: 8,000 – 25,000 bottles.
Sammarco is a wine with fresh and fine scents of undergrowth, with a deep and intense colour. It presents specific aromas of the soil and impressions of ripe fruit. It has a great concentration with robust tannins. Elegant and refined wine. Percentages of Sangiovese and Merlot are added to the Cabernet Sauvignon. Production varies according to climatic conditions: 8,000 – 25,000 bottles.
Pathernus is a red wine that comes from grapes from the native Montepulciano d'Abruzzo vine. After a meticulous selection in the vineyard and aging in oak barrels, this red presents itself to the nose with a broad bouquet, structured on tones of dried flowers, red fruits and ethereal echoes. On the palate it is vigorous, supported by soft tannins and a long palatal memory
Produced with grapes from vineyards of the companies of Gaville (Florence) and Chianciano/Montepulciano (Siena), the latter planted at high density and considered by us to be particularly happy and suitable for producing great wines.
Purgatory: it is the place of production, an ancient district of Etna, one among thousands. A land of choice. Where the wine has a strong character without mediation, such as the interpretation I have given and will always give to Etna wines.
It has a deep ruby red color. The scent is rich and persuasive: the blackberry and cherry become more and more intense…
Ruby red wine with purplish edges. Intense fruity aromas of currant and strawberry on the nose with sensations of spices. The taste is dry…
Dry red wine with a clear appearance and an intense ruby colour. On the nose it is intense and persistent, fine, broad…
Bright ruby red colour, with purplish edges when young. Vinous, fragrant and persistent on the nose with hints of ripe cherry, blackberry, currant…
An incredible Nero d'Avola summer red, fruity and fresh. To be drunk young, vinified in steel tanks only, it manages to amaze with a delicate explosion of Mediterranean aromas. Ideal as an aperitif, it lends itself to any type of gastronomic combination. Pleasant even between meals.
Our Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Colline Teramane docg “Colle Trà” also comes from the traditional R7 clone of the Teramo Hills. Its production starts with a careful selection of the grapes, and then undergoes a long maceration phase in the cellar triggering a spontaneous fermentation with indigenous yeasts. A stop in oak barrels for 18 months represents the last phase before the refinement in the bottle.
Montepulciano DOC100% with vineyards on the hills, with clayey soils that tend to be calcareous. The breeding is pergola Abruzzo with thirty-year vines, 1600 vines per hectare with a yield of 100 q.
A great red wine, it takes its name from Montepulciano, a Renaissance city in the province of Siena, which dominates the wide and verdant Valdichiana from the top of a hill. The appellation of "Nobile" seems to derive not only from its intrinsic qualities of finesse and elegance, but also from the fact that in the past the production of this wine was particularly cared for by the noble families of the city.
GUADO SAN LEO is the first wine of our company obtained solely from NERO DI TROIA grapes and has contributed together with other Apulian wines to the rebirth of this important vine. The grapes, coming from our "Coppanetta" estate, are harvested by hand in 15 kg boxes before being sent for vinification. with scrupulous selection.
GUADO SAN LEO is the first wine of our company obtained solely from NERO DI TROIA grapes and has contributed together with other Apulian wines to the rebirth of this important vine. The grapes, coming from our "Coppanetta" estate, are harvested by hand in 15 kg boxes before being sent for vinification. with scrupulous selection.
The hot year with little rain has delivered healthy and ripe grapes which translates into a wine of intense color, the scarcity of rain combined with high temperatures has led to a lowering of the acid content giving the wines characteristics of intensity, alcohol and roundness , with precise and blended tannins. Also for this vintage it was necessary to anticipate the harvest by a few weeks to avoid water stress phenomena on the plants. The overall results are however very interesting due to the general balance we find in the wines produced in this vintage.
GUADO SAN LEO is the first wine of our company obtained solely from NERO DI TROIA grapes and has contributed together with other Apulian wines to the rebirth of this important vine. The grapes, coming from our "Coppanetta" estate, are harvested by hand in 15 kg boxes before being sent for vinification. with scrupulous selection.
Legend has it that Diomedes, after marrying Driona, daughter of King Dauno, had a small temple with an altar dedicated to Calchas built on a low hill called Drion. In this place called Castrum Drionis or CASTELDRIONE the city of San Severo will rise.
MONTERO was born from the union of the terms Montepulciano and San Severo and wants to underline the strong bond of this important vine to our territory. MONTERO is one of the first labels put on the market by our company in the 1960s. The current blend, in addition to the presence of Montepulciano, includes a small percentage of Cabernet Sauvignon which manages to better soften the vigorous tannins and make the aromatic spectrum more complex.
POSTA ARIGNANO is the name of the ancient farmhouse that stands in the center of the "Coppanetta" estate where, in ancient times, travelers who crossed the Daunia lands found refreshment and very often also the shepherds in transhumance from nearby Abruzzo. Today the farm is surrounded by about 30 hectares. of vineyards that give rise to most of our labels.
Sammarco is a wine with fresh and fine scents of undergrowth, with a deep and intense colour. It presents specific aromas of the soil and impressions of ripe fruit. It has a great concentration with robust tannins. Elegant and refined wine. Percentages of Sangiovese and Merlot are added to the Cabernet Sauvignon. Production varies according to climatic conditions: 8,000 – 25,000 bottles.
D'Alceo fully reflects the characteristics of the vineyard from which it comes. Intense, warm, refined and elegant. The well-ripe red fruit combines perfectly with the notes of delicate cigar and tobacco. An incredible concentration without heaviness. For once we are not talking about a wine, but about the personality of a vineyard planted by Alceo, who could not imagine having found the excellent combination of exposure, soil and vines (Cabernet Sauvignon and Petit Verdot). The average production is 6000 – 12000 bottles.
Intense ruby red color with violet reflections, a cherry aroma and a delicate touch of spice: a generous and authentic award-winning Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, to be enjoyed slowly
Montepulciano d'Abruzzo PDO is distinguished by an intense ruby red color which tends towards garnet with ageing; the scent is floral and fruity, with hints of ripe red fruits and spices; the taste is full, dry, harmonious and rightly tannic.
name "Nerie" is linked to the name of a brave Etruscan leader. In the archaeological excavations carried out in Villalfonsina in 1914, many artifacts were found that highlight the presence in the 6th-5th century BC of trade with the Etruscan area. Among others, bronze statuettes depicting a knight on horseback and a red impasto olla bearing the silhouette of the same knight and the inscription “ne” (probable abbreviation of the individual name Nerie). The label of our “Nerie” is inspired by a bronze disc with the aforementioned rider on horseback in relief. The wine has an intense ruby red color with garnet reflections. Intense, characteristic aroma, typical of the grape, full and robust body with well balanced tannic component to the taste of wood, harmonious.
Produced in the oldest production area, as stated in the disciplinary that regulates it, this area gave its name to the wine and is the only one where Chianti Classico is produced. It extends between Florence and Siena in a territory of breathtaking beauty, made up of villages perched on the top of the hills, of olive trees cultivated in steep fields with an irregular outline and of cypresses lined up to delimit the innumerable dirt roads.
Produced in the oldest production area, as stated in the disciplinary that regulates it, this area gave its name to the wine and is the only one where Chianti Classico is produced. It extends between Florence and Siena in a territory of breathtaking beauty, made up of villages perched on the top of the hills, of olive trees cultivated in steep fields with an irregular outline and of cypresses lined up to delimit the innumerable dirt roads.
Produced in the oldest production area, as stated in the disciplinary that regulates it, this area gave its name to the wine and is the only one where Chianti Classico is produced. It extends between Florence and Siena in a territory of breathtaking beauty, made up of villages perched on the top of the hills, of olive trees cultivated in steep fields with an irregular outline and of cypresses lined up to delimit the innumerable dirt roads.
The wine of our countryside, the wine of our peasant tradition, the wine of sharecropping. At the time there was no talk of blends, wine was not produced to be sold, but to be drunk. The purpose was only one. Bring a nice bottle of red wine to the table every day. Each family chose whether and how long to leave it in the barrels but one thing was certain, there were two vines in those barrels: Montepulciano and Sangiovese. Today as then, we re-propose that union of two grape varieties that have always been together. With an exuberant nature, this wine tells of a panorama that is colored with brilliant tones. Raspberries, cyclamen, morello cherries. At the end, a surprising citrus touch of chinotto refreshes and invites you to fill your glasses.
The “Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Doc Forty” wine is one of the most important Montepulciano wines produced by the Lidia e Amato company. The Lidia e Amato company is located in the province of Teramo in the Abruzzo region. The "Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Doc Forty" wine by Lidia e Amato is a red, still and dry wine. The wines of the Lidia e Amato winery, among which the wine "Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Doc Forty", reviewed in this article, contributed to the positive evolution of the appellation, thanks also to the professionalism of the operators who believed in the potential of the territory of province of Teramo. The reputation of the appellation and its wines, such as the "Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Doc Forty" of the Lidia e Amato company, continue to arouse the interest of the markets, as evidenced by the national and international awards of the wines produced by the companies of the Abruzzo region and the province of Teramo in particular. The Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Doc Forty wine from the Lidia e Amato winery, a wine of the appellation, is vinified from Montepulciano grapes. The Lidia e Amato winery produces about 6000 bottles of the Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Doc Forty wine, whose well-balanced organoleptic characteristics and gustatory balance make it one of the most interesting wines of the appellation.
Intense red wine, with aromas of plums, small black fruits and spices that surround a decisive and clean fruit. Impact on the palate, volume without sagging, acidity that well balances the typical sweetness of the vine. Pleasant finish, poured by notes of chocolate and licorice. Pairings Finds its best pairing with cheeses, roasts and all dishes of the Mediterranean cuisine.
A Primitivo expression of its land, Acquaviva delle Fonti, of which it tells the long winemaking tradition, but also the history and legends; like that of the Mascheroni, guardians of the monumental Palazzo De Mari. Bright red color with violet reflections and intense aromas of small red fruits. On the palate it is fresh, sapid and rightly tannic, with a soft and fruity finish. Pairings Excellent table wine, it finds the best combination with the typical dishes of Mediterranean cuisine.
A niche edition that comes from a small vineyard of ancient saplings. The color is dark red. The scents are those of plum jam and bitter chocolate which just covers the smoky notes. There are also the typical scents of the Mediterranean maquis. On the palate it is cherry-like, deep and intense, with very soft tannins. Pairings Ideal with meat sauce, roasts, aged cheeses and Mediterranean dishes.
It has a bright ruby red color with slight violet reflections. The olfactory scents are mainly characterized by notes of red fruit. On the palate it is light-bodied, fresh, characterized by good sapidity.
Primitive with a blackish colour. The nose is saturated with fruit, ripe cherries, pulpy and juicy. In the mouth the sweetness of the residual sugars is perfectly balanced by a splendid and very natural juiciness. It is a tale of passions and emotions, a starry night, a research that continues. Pairings It goes well with blue and seasoned cheeses tasted with jams. Also excellent with dry pastries.
Maximum expression of an age-old vine that has been handed down for generations. Dark ruby red in colour, it has a deep, clear and precise nose, which ranges from ripe black fruits to the spices of the Mediterranean scrub. The palate, elegant, but at the same time endowed with great density and substance, is full, sapid with iodized notes, complex and balanced despite the alcohol. Pairings To be kept exclusively for important moments or to meditate in front of the fireplace.
Tradition and innovation come together to give life to Innestino, a Cesanese that was born in the province of the capital from a land positively shaped by alluvial and volcanic presence, with insertions of clay and sand. The vines, trained according to the guyot system, are quite young and, subject to adequate experimentation, give a convincing red, lively in color (thanks to a maceration on the skins for about 18 days) and maturation on the fermentation yeasts; valorisation and optimization of local grapes and the will to go beyond the classic schemes, make Innestino a great label, free from unfettered, authentic, which rightfully represents Lazio oenology!
The Bolgheri from the Collection of the Count of Villa da Filicaja was born in the Livorno municipality of Castagneto Carducci, in the heart of the magical Bolgheri terroir. It is obtained with Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc grapes, harvested following a careful selection. After a short cold maceration, the must ferments spontaneously for 15-20 days at a controlled temperature. The refinement takes place in oak barrels for at least 12 months and for a further 3 months in the bottle before being placed on the market. It has a deep ruby red color with violet reflections. It is characterized by a complex and refined aroma, with hints of wild berries in the foreground, accompanied by herbaceous and mentholated notes. In the mouth it reveals a wine of great balance, with good minerality and sapidity which contrast with a good structure and body. Excellent to accompany red meats and aged cheeses, it lends itself to combinations with roast chicken and game recipes.
Winemakers generally give their name to the most important wine of the House. Bruno Vespa made the opposite choice: he baptized the cheapest wine because his challenge is to get the greatest number of consumers to approach a product with an excellent relationship between quality and selling price. IL BRUNO DEI VESPA is a Primitivo Salento that can elegantly accompany daily meals of all kinds.
Cultivated with the traditional sapling system, the Primitivo grapes are harvested manually and the must is fermented at a controlled temperature of 33°C for 25 days. Finally, we proceed to aging in barrique for at least 12 months. Intense red in color with violet reflections, the wine has a bouquet of ripe fruit with spicy notes. On the palate, thanks to the aging in barrels, it is soft and structured.
The Amarone Classico has kept its typicality unaltered by bringing out the "essence of the territory" of Valpolicella in an important way without exceeding the residual sugar. It is a product with personality and great structure but which also manages to communicate elegance and depth in tasting, as well as great complexity.
Cesarini Mascoli is a young and enterprising company located at the foot of the Gran Sasso where it enjoys particular climatic conditions that allow it to produce wines of great personality and aromatic expressiveness. Like Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, a traditional Abruzzo wine proposed here in a traditional and sincere version.
The word 'transhumance' derives from the verb 'transumare' or rather to transit on the ground, to cross: the verb is the union of the two Latin words 'trans', which means beyond, and 'humus' which means soil, land. In Italy this ancient custom originated mainly in Abruzzo where it consisted in transporting (precisely 'transhuming') animals from the mountains to the rich pastures of the Gargano and it is from this activity that probably the most famous wine takes its name and representative of Abruzzo, Montepulciano. Humus is a Montepulciano d'Abruzzo DOP from organic viticulture, a friend of the land and nature, the son of a philosophy that takes shape in every production step and which gives a wine of excellent quality.
Notte Rossa's Negroamaro is a fresh, fruity and generous red wine from the Salento area, vinified and aged in steel vats. With a velvety, rich and juicy sip, it expresses fragrant aromas of Mediterranean scrub, small dark berry fruits and light marine flavors
Nero di Troia is a great classic of the Salento area. Masseria Spaccafico with the Passera Scopaiola celebrates and enhances this particular vine pearl of Salento. In tasting, Masseria Spaccafico's Nero di Troia Passera Scopaiola offers an intense ruby red color with purple reflections, an authoritative and decisive nose of figs and red fruits such as blackberries and blueberries with marked floral notes of violet and peony. On the palate this particular red wine has a marked softness that delicately caresses the palate while the marked minerality refreshes it, creating an absolutely perfect balance in the consumer's mouth.
Syrah Li Ciuri is a wine that originates in Western Sicily, in the immediate vicinity of Trapani. Obtained from 100% Syrah grapes, the bunches are harvested strictly by hand in the third week of August. The grapes, which arrive in the cellar, are subjected to the destemming process and then lightly pressed. This is followed by maceration at a controlled temperature; once fermentation is complete, the wine rests in steel vats until bottling and completes its maturation in the bottle.
dark ruby red, the nose reveals hints of blueberry, black currant, aromatic herbs and undergrowth, with sweeter nuances from vanilla to cloves. The sip is vigorous but soft, leaving the perception of black cherry jam, freshness and flavor.
With a rich range of labels with attention to the smallest details, the J.Hütte winery, in the province of Bolzano, has managed in a short time to reach a substantial production volume of out of the ordinary quality, which sees the coexistence of native grapes of the area, such as Moscato Giallo , Lagrein and Gewürztraminer with the international Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Sauvignon. A mix of sandy and morainic soils, accentuated temperature variations and the support of the Bolzano winery combine to create measured and incisive wines, elegant and refined as only South Tyroleans can be.
Rosso di Montepulciano DOC the taste is well balanced, elegant and has a slight initial tannic note. Ideal served at 18° C in medium-sized glasses. Excellent combined with appetizers, first courses with meat sauces, stuffed pasta, grilled or casserole red meat main courses
The grapes are dried for at least 4 months from the harvest, losing at least 40% of their weight. Fermentation temperature between 18° and 22° C. Maceration time: 20 days
The Bolgheri Superiore di Campo al Faro was born in Castagneto Carducci, in the heart of the magical Bolgheri terroir. The Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot grapes that make up the blend are hand selected. Fermentation takes place in steel tanks with temperature control and long maceration on the skins.
Here's a big, bold red from Puglia in southern Italy and is made from a blend of the two most popular red grapes there, Negroamaro makes up 80% with Primitivo 20%. Powerful dark fruit flavors are held together in a smooth, full-bodied red wine with soft tannins and a lingering depth of flavor on the finish, thanks to the Italian appassimento winemaking technique, which involves adding a portion of dried grapes to the ferment to create richness of flavor and concentration.
Excellent pairing with game dishes, grilled meats, braised meats and long-aged cheeses.
It goes well with first courses with game sauces, roasts and grilled red meat.
It goes well with first courses with meat-based sauces, roasts and grilled white meat.
The most famous among the native Sicilians. Intense ruby red in colour, the nose has notes of violets, cherries, plums and white pepper. On the palate it is medium-bodied, with soft tannins and delicate red fruits.
The only international variety among Curatolo Arini wines finds one of its maximum expressions in Sicily. Intense ruby red color with violet reflections, the nose offers notes of red fruits, plums, spices, black pepper and vanilla.
Salice Salentino DOP Cantalupi is produced with Negroamaro and Malvasia nera di Lecce grapes from spurred cordon cultivated vines on alluvial soils, medium texture with areas tending towards limestone. The harvest takes place by destemming and soft pressing. Fermentation in stainless steel tanks at controlled temperature. Maceration for 12 days at a temperature of 28-30°C. Aging for at least 12 months in hl oak barrels. 30.
Pure Cabernet Franc. Splendid still red wine, with delicate aromas and flavours, suitable for both rich and lighter dishes. Magnificent and balanced sip, fresh and fruity, amalgamated in a splendid purple red.
Why Duke Minimus To the poet Gabriele D'Annunzio, born in Abruzzo, who liked to refer to the "Duke Minimo"
Why Duke Minimus To the poet Gabriele D'Annunzio, born in Abruzzo, who liked to refer to the "Duke Minimo"
From the archaeological discovery of a mammoth tusk in the second half of the 60s at the point where the current company "La Cascina del Colle " was built. Hence the idea of a lively, powerful and majestic wine
Invasione Riserva Villamagna Cascina del Colle , ruby red. On the nose hints of red fruit and aromas of jam. Round and balanced on the palate, pleasantly tannic.
Ruby red in the glass, with garnet hints. On the nose it is rich in references to overripe red fruit, which is followed by spicy hints and ethereal nuances. The taste is balanced and full-bodied, characterized by a good persistence and a fruity finish again.
To combine with the second courses of the land cuisine, it is excellent with roast rabbit.
Sweet and full-bodied, balanced, with a pleasant acid note and robust tannins. A persistent finish enhances the return of the rich aromatic bouquet already perceived on the nose.
Ancient construction in dry stone, the Jazzo defended the herds and shepherds from the nocturnal attack of the wolves, preventing the climbing over of the fences with its overhanging stones, called Stones of the Wolves or Paralupi. Still today an intact Jazzo watches over the vineyards from which we have selected Pietra dei Lupi, obtained from the vinification of 100% Uva di Troia. A wine of great elegance and freshness, its tannins refine in 7.5 HL Slavonian oak tonneaux.
Susumaniello, an autochthonous black grape variety from Puglia, grown in Salento. Its name recalls, in the Apulian dialect, the name of the "somarello" indicating the high productivity of the plant loaded with bunches "like a donkey". After the first decade of life of the vineyard, the bunch is unloaded of grapes and the production loses in quantity but improves in quality, producing wines of great expression.
Negroamaro, native to Puglia, is the main black grape variety of Salento. Its origins are very ancient (VIII century AC ), it probably owes its name to the terms “niger” (Latin) and “mavros” (Greek) which both mean black. The great versatility makes it suitable for all types of wines.
Primitivo, a native black grape variety of Puglia. It owes its name to the characteristic vegetative phases of the plant, all early, from maturation to budding, from flowering to veraison, from which the old name of "Primaticcio" derives.
Negroamaro, native to Puglia, is the main black grape variety of Salento. Its origins are very ancient (VIII century AC ), it probably owes its name to the terms “niger” (Latin) and “mavros” (Greek) which both mean black. The great versatility makes it suitable for all types of winemaking.
A historic Salento blend often made directly in the field with the alternation of eight plants of Negroamaro with two of Malvasia Nera. Negroamaro owes its name to the terms "niger" (Latin) and "mavros" (Greek) which both mean black. A highly versatile vine, it is suitable for all types of winemaking. Malvasia Nera, a vine with great softness and aroma, best balances the angular characters of the other two grapes.
Primitivo, a native black grape variety of Puglia, owes its name to the characteristic vegetative phases of the plant, all early, from ripening to budding, from flowering to veraison, from which the old name of "Primaticcio" derives.
Primitivo, a native black grape variety from Puglia. It owes its name to the characteristic vegetative phases of the plant, all early, from maturation to budding, from flowering to veraison, from which the old name of "Primaticcio" derives.
A Nero d'Avola of great harmony, our spearhead. Surprising in its aromas, precious for the elegance and silkiness of its tannins. An exciting wine.
Nero d'Avola - DOC Sicilia with an intense red color with violet reflections and an intense, sunny, complex bouquet, from which hints of black cherry and red fruit emerge. Ideal if paired with cold cuts, meat first courses, roasts, game and soft, semi-mature, seasoned cheeses, salmon.
Intense ruby red color with violet reflections. Its perfumes are ethereal, aromatic, intense and fruity. On the palate it is harmonious, persistent, enveloping and rightly tannic.
The color is purplish-red with ruby-violet flashes. The nose is deep and vertical, with fruity aromas chasing each other to create an enveloping and balanced bouquet.
The color is dark ruby red, almost impenetrable, lively and captivating. The nose expresses the typical personality of the vine, capable of expressing a complex and intense bouquet.
Elegant and refined wine. In the mouth the acidity runs through the entire tasting, letting the rich background matter shine through and raising the tone of the drink. Persistent.
Dogliani San Luigi is obtained from the selection of various Dolcetto vines. It is a table wine with an immediate aroma of cherry, not too long in the mouth.
Garnet red colour. The nose opens on varietal hints of dried rose, violet and wet earth, which gives the wine a spicy aroma; fine and sweet in the mouth.
Intense and composite bouquet, with hints of strawberry, pomegranate, tea leaf and scents of undergrowth and violet. To drink immediately, but long-lived like few other wines.
The Pirochetta comes from a 60-year-old vineyard from which an out-of-the-ordinary wine has always been made. It is a more complex Dolcetto, the aromas tend to open up a little later in the glass and it is more persistent in the mouth.
Giulia Negri 's Tartufaia is an elegant and full-bodied red wine produced from Pinot Noir grapes, aged for about 12 months in barrique: the apotheosis of Pinot Noir in the Langhe. It has an aromatic profile that at times recalls Burgundy, with elegant notes of red fruits, flowers and leather. The sip is enveloping, soft and complex, with great character and long persistence.
This Torre Vinaria Montepulciano d'Abruzzo DOC takes its name from the historic tower plant that characterizes the Cantina Frentana and current flagship for the exclusive tasting room built on its top, where it is possible to taste it. A real reference for the whole denomination, excellent to accompany dinners based on red meat and game.
The very symbol of Abruzzo and its red wines, this Montepulciano Riserva DOC from Cantina Frentana is appreciated for its elegance, its character and its satisfying olfactory bouquet, which make it a balanced wine perfect for important second courses.
1960 celebrates a masterpiece of Abruzzo enology: Montepulciano DOC Riserva. A wine of great structure and complexity that ages in French oak tonneaux for 12 months and completes its refinement in concrete tanks. A red that splendidly accompanies important meat dishes and manages, year after year, to get on the podium of its denomination.
GRAPES: 100% Montepulciano d'Abruzzo DENOMINATION: Montepulciano d'Abruzzo DOP AREA: Chieti, Abruzzo ALCOHOL: 13.5% vol.
Red is the color of passion. Strong, energetic, charged, exciting: our Montepulciano d'Abruzzo is exactly like that, enveloping and full-bodied. Each sip encourages the discovery of its sensorial complexity, but also to let oneself be pervaded by positive sensations and share them with those around us.
Intense ruby red colour. Floral aroma of violet and intense fruity aroma of small red fruits, cherries, blackberries. The taste is sweet and sparkling.
It has an intense ruby red color of excellent transparency. On the nose there is a slight rose and berries. Well present and soft tannins.
Intense ruby red colour. Intense bouquet with notes of violet. The taste is full, well structured, slightly tannic.
Ruby red color of excellent transparency with coppery and brilliant reflections. Olfactory sensations: great cream of spices and plum pulp. There are hints of rose and berries, typical of the variety, mixed with vanilla notes. Wine with a great extractive concentration: the enveloping roundness on the palate is due to the well-developed tannins and the oenological clarity of execution.
Wine produced from Negroamaro grapes grown in the area of Salice Salentino and other municipalities in the province of Lecce and Brindisi. Manual harvest at the right maturation with careful selection of the grapes. Manual sorting of the bunch with a selection belt, fermentation of the must at a controlled temperature, traditional maceration for 20-25 days, good use of delestage and pumping over. Carrying out of the malolactic fermentation in barriques at a controlled temperature, with the use of batonnage. 12 months of aging in French oak barriques. 2-3 months of aging in the bottle.
Why Mammut From the archaeological discovery of a Mammut tusk in the second half of the 1960s at the point where the current company "La Cascina del Colle " was built. Hence the idea of a lively, powerful and majestic wine
A hidden ambition but not that much. Said in French, written in the Italian manner, to tell the story of the ridge on which the castle of Caprafico stood, in Casoli, on the eastern side of the Maiella. From the old stock of Montepulciano d'Abruzzo ungrafted, pure, adapted to the climate and soil of that primordial landscape, a rarity is born, today a clone selected from the Caprafico countryside, at the foot of the castle, "lu sciatò".
In the southernmost part of the Trentino Adige valley, where the Little Dolomites and the Baldo chain accompany Lake Garda in its expansion towards the Venetian plain, the vineyards of the Ala cellar are located; a land rich in memories, which was the scene of disputes between the Austrian empire and the most serene republic of Venice. It was thanks to these relationships and the consequent commercial exchanges of the people who populated it that Marzemino arrived in this land from the distant and suggestive Asia Minor.
Teroldego is a vine with a fascinating history that has its cradle in the Trentino region and in particular in the Piana Rotaliana. Here, in fact, in the heart of the Adige Valley, north of the city of Trento, is "the most beautiful vineyard garden in Europe" as defined by Goethe and Cesare Battisti.
The vine is 100% Croatina grown in the most suitable areas of the Oltrepò Pavese on a mixed type of soil tending towards clayey limestone. The vineyards are trained with low-yield espaliers (50-60hl/ha). Manual harvest when perfectly ripe, usually at the end of September/first week of October. 4-day maceration in contact with the skins and alcoholic fermentation at a temperature of 25°C. The second fermentation takes place at a controlled temperature (16–18°C).
Red is the color of passion. Strong, energetic, charged, exciting: our Montepulciano d'Abruzzo is exactly like that, enveloping and full-bodied. Each sip encourages the discovery of its sensorial complexity, but also to let oneself be pervaded by positive sensations and share them with those around us.
Fileno, harvest 2021, 100% Grillo, is the best white wine in Italy. An extraordinary result for CVA, a small but prestigious wine cooperative in the Agrigento area.
From the vinification of Nero d'Avola and Nerello Mascalese grapes, a rosé wine of great pleasure and fragrance takes shape. Intense in the aromas, elegant, savory and mineral on the palate.
Faithful to tradition yet modern and innovative. Inzolia in purity, a wine with its aromatic characteristics, which stands out for its savory and mineral taste.
Planus è la loro interpretazione enoica della Piana Rotaliana, attraverso l’assemblaggio di tre varietà storicamente coltivate dalla famiglia : 40% Rebo, 40% Cabernet Sauvignon e 20% Teroldego. Rebo e Cabernet Sauvignon vengono coltivati sulle colline pedemontane del Monte di Mezzocorona, su terreni ghiaioso-calcarei. Il Teroldego, invece, viene coltivato sui terreni alluvionali ben drenanti tipici della Piana Rotaliana. La vinificazione in rosso con lunga permanenza sulle vinacce, la maturazione 12 mesi in piccole botti di rovere e in grandi fusti di rovere con successivo passaggio in acciaio. Di colore rosso rubino carico con riflessi violacei. Il profumo: esplodono inizialmente sentori speziati riconducibili al pepe ed a spezie orientali, provenienti da Cabernet Sauvignon e Rebo, lasciando poi il posto alla frutta rossa, in primis ribes nero, merito del Teroldego. Il Sapore: grazie alla presenza del Rebo l’entrata in bocca è molto gentile, nella parte centrale del palato denota grande pienezza e struttura, proveniente dal tannino del Cabernet Sauvignon; infine chiude con grande freschezza e succosità, data dalla percentuale del più fresco Teroldego.
Teroldego Rotaliano Dorigati with an intense and deep red color, the nose releases aromas of raspberry, pepper, licorice, hints of undergrowth and pine needles, in the mouth it is soft, with excellent tannins and a long taste-olfactory.
“I work so that my wines reflect as much as possible the territory, the season, my way of being and feeling. The wine, fruit of the environment.”
Intense and sparkling ruby red dry wine. Fruity and persistent bouquet with hints of cherry and violet. Fruity, fresh, lively and pleasantly harmonious on the palate. Recommended with red, grilled, roasted and boiled meats. It goes well with Asian cuisine. Serve at a temperature of 12-14 °C.
Dry red wine, sparkling, with a beautiful light color and balanced body, with a slightly rosy and very fine foam obtained from a long natural fermentation of Lambrusco di Sorbara grapes with a typical and fruity aroma. Suitable to accompany typical Emilian cuisine, but also with seafood and sushi. Serve at a temperature of 10-12 °C.
Trovador is a Lambrusco obtained from Sorbara grapes which is then re-fermented with an ancient method done exclusively in the bottle. Therefore obtained through a production process in which the final disgorgement is not performed, thus differentiating itself from the classic methods of production of Lambrusco. In this way a particular wine is produced whose scents are perceived in a more distinct and natural way.
THE BEST ITALIAN RED WINES
In this section of our online wine shop Clickwine You can find the best Italian and foreign red wines for sale, ideal for accompanying everyday dinners or important events with style and elegance. Clickwine has selected the most famous reds on the wine scene, including the best denominations as well as some niche products and some Abruzzo wines that will amaze the most curious enthusiasts. Among the best wines, Abruzzo red wines cannot be missed.
One of the best Italian wines is undoubtedly Montepulciano d'Abruzzo DOC, which is one of the best-known Italian red wines in the United States.
Montepulciano is the most widespread red grape variety in the Marche and Abruzzo regions, where rich and expressive red wines are produced, ideal for sharing with those who love tasty home cooking, and is also perfect for a barbecue with friends.
THE PRODUCTION OF RED WINE
Red wine is obtained from red grapes, thanks to a production process called "red vinification". This process involves contact between the pomace (peels and seed residues) and must during the fermentation phase
One of the first steps in producing a red wine is choosing the harvest period. The grapes are harvested when the sugar content reached is what the winemaker deems necessary to produce the desired alcohol content.
After harvesting, the bunches arrive in the cellar where the stalks are removed (destemming) before the grapes are pressed to obtain the must.
Maceration releases polyphenols, particularly anthocyanins, from the skins, which give the must its red color. Tannins are produced from the grape seeds. Maceration lasts approximately 10-15 days.
Meanwhile, alcoholic fermentation begins, triggered by yeasts present in the skins or by added yeasts. This natural process is favored by an increase in temperature, which, however, must be maintained between 25 and 30°C so as not to affect the quality of the wine.
During this process, the pomace may form a surface layer that prevents contact with the liquid, potentially leading to the development of acetic acid. However, several techniques are available to winemakers to address this problem.
After alcoholic fermentation, malolactic fermentation occurs, which involves the transformation of malic acid into lactic acid. This is a crucial step in the vinification of red wines because it enhances their smoothness and smoothes out any rough edges and harshness.
The must has now transformed into wine, but it must be racked, that is, the removal of residues, which can be accomplished through filtration or static decantation. This latter, less invasive method involves lowering the temperature in the tanks so that the substances to be eliminated settle to the bottom.
Once “cleaned”, the wine is ready for refinement,whose minimum duration is established by the DOC specifications, This can take place in steel tanks, concrete vats, large barrels, or small barrels or barriques. Once the maturation process is complete, bottling takes place: the wine begins its maturation in the bottle and, after a possible further aging period in the cellar, is released for sale.
RED WINE: PROPERTIES AND BENEFITS
Is red wine good for your health? Many people ask this question, to which numerous studies have yet to provide a definitive answer. Many studies affirm certain properties, while others deny them. Below we list the most common beliefs about the properties and benefits of red wine, which, as mentioned, are not fully certified by the medical community. You can believe them or not.
- Natural antioxidant: The polyphenols contained in red wine are antioxidant substances that slow down the aging of some cells
- It aids digestion: it would protect the intestinal flora
- Increase endorphins: in small doses it helps the brain release endorphins and would make us feel more relaxed
- Prevents cardiovascular diseases: thanks to resveratrol which is said to promote blood circulation
- Many authoritative studies affirm that the substances contained in red wine have these properties and benefits, but they are present in such small doses that they are absolutely irrelevant for the body.
HOW MUCH DOES RED WINE COST?
The prices of red wines can fluctuate based on several factors, including the value of the bottle, the production area, and demand. The online wine shop Clickwine offers a wide selection of Italian red wine. Our online wine shop offers not only the most famous names but also more affordable labels suitable for everyday use.So forget about running from one store to another, and save time for what's truly important: enjoying a glass of excellent red wine. Browse our products to find the best red wines at the best price.
PAIRINGS WITH RED WINE
By browsing the individual product pages in our online wine shop, you'll discover suggested pairings for each red wine: white and red meats, game, braised and grilled meats, risottos, traditional Italian first courses, as well as platters of cured meats and cheeses, vegetables, sauces, and rich dishes.
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Who can't drink wine?
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women, because alcohol can pass through the placenta and into breast milk, putting the health of the fetus or newborn at risk.
- People who suffer from alcohol addiction or have alcoholism problems, because drinking wine can worsen their health.
- People taking medications that can interact with alcohol, such as antidepressants, sedatives, or heart medications, because alcohol can increase the side effects of the medications.
- People with existing health problems, such as liver disease or gastritis, because alcohol can worsen symptoms and worsen health conditions.
In any case, it is always advisable to ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice before consuming wine or other alcoholic beverages.
