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29
Aug
Harvest 2020 has begun!

Harvest 2020 has begun!

We start with our Pinot Noir which after a beautiful growing season has reached its perfect maturation.   The variety Pinot Noir rightfully acquires the title of the “enfant terrible” due to the extreme care it requests both in the vineyard and the cellar. The thin-skinned berries growing on very tightly set grape bunches make these very susceptive to many diseases and...
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15
Sep
The Italian sun in a bottle

The Italian sun in a bottle

The Orvieto wine has deeply rooted winemaking traditions dating back to the Etruscans. It was one of the favourite wine of Popes and aristrocats, while D'Annunzio defined it as "Italian sun in a bottle".   This wine is traditionally produced from grapes of the autochthonous varieties Procanico, Verdello, Drupeggio and Grechetto, which ripen on over 30 year old vines. It is a...
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09
Sep
It’s Viognier day

It’s Viognier day

Beautiful grapes make beautiful wine. This unusual white grape variety wins over with its sensual fragrance and elegant notes of citrus fruit, peach and apricot. The most famous Viognier until this very day hails from the Condrieu community within the Rhône Valley. It were the Romans who brought it there, more precisely the Emperor Marcus Aurelius who supposedly had given order to...
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05
Oct

The Grand Finale for harvest 2020

We have finished the harvest with two of our most important wines:   Sucàno – the main component in this noble cuvèe is Cabernet Franc, matured for 24 months in French oak barriques and tonneaux and for two more years in the bottle. The densely coloured but also brilliant red wine has a subtle yet complex nose with hints of black cherries, coffee beans, cocoa powder, combined...
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