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Vino Moscato Dolce Moscardello is the ancient dialect name given to this delicious sweet wine. It is a precious and limited production, obtained from the noble Moscato vine. To enhance its typical characteristics, the grapes are subjected to careful vinification with "natural" fermentation, which contributes to making Moscardello a jewel of Abruzzo enology. Vinification: In white, with crushing and soft pressing of the grapes. Fermentation: the base must ferments at a controlled temperature in an autoclave with selected yeasts. Second fermentation lasts about 15-20 days. Color: Straw yellow, with greenish reflections. Smell: Typically aromatic. Taste: Sweet, balanced, persistent.

Straw yellow color with greenish reflections; the floral nose is sage leaves and aromas of tropical fruit, banana and pineapple. On the fresh palate it is sapid, persistent with mineral notes.

Bisanzio, Montepulciano DOP with the Codice Citra , is a beautiful example of the potential of Montepulciano. A vine rich in character, perfect for giving life to wines destined for a long aging, but which is also able to express itself at its best in products, like this one, born to be enjoyed from an early age. The vinification is traditional, with a long maceration of the skins at a controlled temperature. For aging, after a short rest in steel tanks, it is passed into wooden barrels capable of enhancing its organoleptic characteristics. Intense ruby red color, the nose has an elegant bouquet, in which hints of black cherry and wild berries are combined with notes of black pepper, cocoa and balsamic aromas. In the mouth it reveals a full, harmonious wine, with a nice tannin, typical for the Montepulciano grape. The finish is long and pleasant.

Typical Abruzzo white wine, pale straw yellow in color, delicately scented, pleasantly savory and harmonious on the palate, it goes well with fish, white meats and cheeses. Excellent aperitif, it can be enjoyed at any time of the day. Serve cool at 12/14 ° C. The Bisanzio line is inspired by the testimonies present in the museum of the Ducal Castle of Crecchio (in the lands of Chieti) that document daily life in Abruzzo during the rule of the Byzantines, a sign of the profound link between wine and history.