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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
Mar
Our Latest Red Vintages

Our Latest Red Vintages

We are delighted to share the exciting news that the much-anticipated Sucano Cab Franc 2022 and Pinot Nero 2022 are now available for purchase in our online store at https://store.madonnadellatte.it/en/. These best-selling wines encapsulate the true essence of our vineyard, and we extend a warm invitation to secure your bottles and partake in the magic of our recent bottling day...
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17
Jul

Castello DiVino 2019

Siamo presenti anche noi alla seconda edizione di Castello DiVino – BACK TO THE ‘80s, l’evento dedicato alla degustazione, alla musica e agli spettacoli si presenta al Castello di Bolsena, sabato 20 luglio a partire dalle ore 19:00.   Per saperne di più:https://www.ontuscia.it/bolsena/bolsena-sabato-castello-divino-back-to-the-80s-296626...
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29
Apr

Piacere Tuscia 2019

We will be exhibiting at the second edition of Piacere Tuscia, the “event with the hat” by Carlo Zucchetti dedicated to the flavours of Tuscia, taking place at Sheraton Roma Hotel Sunday 5th of May from 14:30. To find out more: http://www.carlozucchetti.it/allo-sheraton-roma-hotel-il-5-maggio-2019-torna-piacere-tuscia/
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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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