A melodious and sweet Piceno DOC red, with soft notes suitable for everyday meals to brighten up being in company. Unique Colonnara brand also present as Verdicchio DOC, with parallel labels that dress the table in a fine and elegant way.
+ Colonnara Spumante Brut Ubaldo Rosi - Classic Method Riserva Verdicchio Doc 2014
Cuprese is an organic wine that represents the true symbol of the Colonnara winery, perfectly embodying the character of the Verdicchio grape. It shows a straw yellow with greenish reflections, tending to golden with aging. On the nose initially fruity and floral hints stand out that leave room for complex notes of flint. On the palate it is full-bodied and balanced.
Already from the name this wine immerses and guides those who drink it in a harmonious and melodious journey, therefore suitable as a first approach to Verdicchio.
| COUNTRY | Italy |
| REGION / AREA | Marche |
| VINTAGE | 2019 |
| NAME AND VARIETY | Verdicchio Castles of Jesi |
Naturalness, genuineness and passion are the basis of this organic wine produced with grapes from the lands of Cupramontana Apiro and Rosora from which the name Cu-Ap-Ro derives.
Lacrima is grown in the hills surrounding the village of Morro d'Alba. This grape owes its name to a particularity linked to its berries, which when fully ripe release drops of grape juice that fall into the ground. The ancient origins of this vine, which traditionally was cultivated together with elms and maples, trace the Lacrima back to the 12th century, when Federico Barbarossa besieged the city of Ancona in 1167 and chose the castle of Morro d'Alba as his home on that occasion. he was able to taste this precious red wine which was already produced and known at that time.
A passito that contains the essence of Verdicchio, what is most holy in the saint: for this reason the derivation of the name from the expression Santa Sanctorum. The Passito Wine is the result of the processing of dried grapes in the vineyard, which retain only the pure soul of the Verdicchio grape, and which then ferment slowly in small oak barrels.
