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VARIETY Montepulciano ALCOHOL CONTENT 15.5% vol COLOR Red

Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Riserva 2012 “The jewels of the Queen” Notes of spices, red fruit and chocolate anticipate a taste on warm notes and a finish of white chocolate and coffee.

Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Riserva 2011 “The jewels of the Queen” A great wine, with balsamic and mineral notes that are integrated with spice and fruit. Very pleasant chocolate and coffee finish.

Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Riserva 2010 “The jewels of the Queen” very good for quality and quantity. The red fruit is predominant on the spicy aromas, dynamic, rich with a still evident acidity, and with a very interesting spicy finish.

Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Riserva 2009 "The jewels of the Queen" a humid spring and a hot summer reduced the quantity of grapes, notes of Mediterranean scrub and red fruits are accompanied by a memory of brackish, a wine that has not been able to find a own identity.

Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Riserva 2008 "The jewels of the Queen" , an interesting vintage from the climatic point of view with a sunny September and October The wine shows notes of ripe fruit and sweet spices, round with a finish on sweet notes of spices and red fruits.

The grapes destined for the production of this wine are left to macerate for 15-20 days, then at least 5 years in wood. A period that sees alternating barriques and large barrels to end with several months in the bottle before being put on the market.

VIEW : Straw yellow. SMELL : Delicate floral bouquet with notes of white flowers, smoky and hazelnut. TASTE : On the palate it is citrusy, fresh, sapid, long and mineral, fresh.

VIEW Intense ruby red with slight purple hues, tendency to garnet with aging. SMELL Aromas of red fruits, spices, intense, ethereal. TASTE Full, dry, harmonious, rightly tannic.

Shipping starting October 31, 2022

Ruby red color. On the nose, ripe red fruits, jam. Warm and intense, slightly sweet taste

The only organic wine certified for biodiversity in Abruzzo. The winery selects the yeasts on pollen from the local flora. The bee collects the nectar of the flowers and, to preserve it, uses lactic ferments and yeasts, a practice that is a million years old. From this pollen the yeasts are selected for the fermentation of this wine. Ideal with raw and fried fish, risottos and medium-aged cheeses.