The Chianti Classico of Castellare di Castellina is born in vineyards located in the municipality of Castellina in Chianti. It is produced with 95% Sangiovese grapes and 5% Canaiolo grapes, harvested in October. Fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature of 28 ° C for 15-20 days. Subsequently the wine is aged in barrique for 7 months, and for a further 7 months in the bottle. This Chianti Classico is characterized by a brilliant ruby red color with purple reflections. The nose opens with hints of cherries and violets, enriched by pleasant spicy notes of licorice and vanilla. On the palate it is balanced, with harmonious and delicate tannins. The wine has a finish that gives pleasant sweet sensations. Perfect to accompany cold cuts, first courses with meat sauce and roasts, it is ideal in combination with stews, game and aged cheeses.
Vin Santo di San Niccolò is a wine made from dried white grapes and aged for 5 years in wooden barrels in contact with 20-30 year old mothers. It is a very full-bodied wine with a good balance between sweetness and freshness, with a very long persistence.
Intense ruby red with garnet reflections. The nose expresses richness and intensity thanks to beautiful fruity and slightly spicy, balsamic and floral notes. On the palate it is centered, juicy, fine and complete. It closes with a vibrant and persistent finish. Throughout the meal, it goes well with salami and meats rich in flavor, tasty and aromatic cheeses.
Intense ruby red with garnet reflections. The nose expresses richness and intensity thanks to beautiful fruity and slightly spicy, balsamic and floral notes. On the palate it is centered, juicy, fine and complete. It closes with a vibrant and persistent finish. Throughout the meal, it goes well with salami and meats rich in flavor, tasty and aromatic cheeses.
When the wine goes bad it becomes vinegar. Aceto di Castellare, on the other hand, is made from the best wine, selected by expert palates, and produced following the most refined method, that of shavings. A reverse challenge to defeat synthetic vinegars. A natural, unflavored vinegar, which even in its color makes you want to use it to dress any dish or side dish.
When the wine goes bad it becomes vinegar. Aceto di Castellare, on the other hand, is made from the best wine, selected by expert palates, and produced following the most refined method, that of shavings. A reverse challenge to defeat synthetic vinegars. A natural, unflavored vinegar, which even in its color makes you want to use it to dress any dish or side dish.
Grappa di Castellare is made with Sangioveto pomace, brought to vinification within 36 hours, thus maintaining the freshness of the aromas and the typical notes of the grape. The result is a distillate of incomparable finesse, extraordinary for purity and quality.
