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Wine obtained from Montepulciano grapes traditionally vinified for three generations.

The grapes have a strong anthocyanin charge, good acidity and a good sugar content. The vine has this name because the Tuscan wool merchants recognized a resemblance to their grapes and thought it was a mutation of Sangiovese.

The Classico, wonderfully unique, Montepulciano d'Abruzzo doc 2017

Colefrisio tasting consisting of 6 bottles in blue wooden case. Great for a gift idea!

Cantina Orsogna dedicates the VolaVolé brand to organic and vegan wines with Biodiversity Friend certification. The bees of Volà Volè invite you to make a toast to the planet!

There are wines that can be considered true symbols of a land, such as those we have chosen to dedicate to our Iconic line. Wines that smell of Abruzzo and tell its story. Tradition, innovation and experimentation come together in our Anthology line: whites and reds, the result of careful research and meticulous experimentation that have allowed us to create fine wines over time. Wines you fall in love with with every sip. Anthology is a tribute to Abruzzo and its grape varieties.

AWARDS OF INTERNATIONAL PRESTIGE FOR THE VALLE D'ORO LINE AND FOR ITS RENOWNED WINES, WITH A MODERN AND NEW GENERATION STYLE.

Spontaneous fermentation Without added sulphites Unfiltered with bottom Natural stabilization Sulphite-free, Organic, Vegan and Biodynamic Wine Demeter certified produced with the Ancestral method

Ruby red with purple hues. The nose is fruity with hints of ripe red fruit: blackberry, black cherry and currant. On the palate it is fresh, dry, fruity and with soft tannins. Food pairings: cured meats, ground dishes, soups, grilled meats and aged cheeses.

Riseis Montepulciano is the first wine in the history of Agriverde . Ruby red with violet reflections. The nose reveals varietal aromas: wild berries, black cherry and a light floral touch of violet. In the mouth it is fruity, and enjoys great freshness and drinkability. The tannins are soft, a balanced wine. Food pairings: Cold cuts, land dishes, roast meats, game, aged cheeses. (Polibio already spoke of Montepulciano d'Abruzzo between 205 and 123 BC)

Ruby red with violet reflections. Intense and deep wine that reflects the territory in all its warmth and splendor. The delicate aging in fine oaks has contributed to its aromatic complexity: the nose expresses an intense bouquet of ripe red fruits such as black cherry in alcohol, currant, wild blackberry, and violet enriched with toasted notes of cocoa, tobacco, leather and coffee. In the mouth it is full and elegant with velvety tannins, with good acidity and long persistence. Fruit and spices come together harmoniously, leaving flavors of cherries and cocoa to be perceived in the mouth. The aftertaste is intense with balsamic and pleasantly fruity notes. Thanks to its excellent structure and fruit concentration it is a wine capable of evolving and improving for many years in the bottle. Pairings: excellent with red meats, fatty and succulent dishes, tasty and spicy dishes. Cured meats and aged cheeses and typical dishes of the Abruzzo region: sheep skewers, liver sausages, grilled lamb and mutton, ribs of beef and game meats. Serving temperature 16 degrees.

On the palate it is concentrated but lively, with flavors of wild berries, hot cherry, oregano and thyme. A little rustic but really satisfying, this is an Italian red to be enjoyed all spring and summer with all kinds of grilled dishes.

Purplish red in color with ruby reflections, it has a fresh and complex bouquet on the nose: roses, morello cherries, wild berries, fresh and rightly tannic on the palate, it is fruity again.