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Rich, textured, racy and complex, the ’08 Rosso del Bepi wafts from the glass with an explosion of berries, cherries, and figs, all complemented by incense, tobacco, cigar wrapper, umami and earth.
This wine comes to life with awareness of what we are and what everything is: energy. It was inspired by the hill of Hermitage upon the Rhône and by a deep respect for pure Tuscan Sangiovese.
Its color is a bright ruby red. On the nose, it is clean and precise, with hints of morello cherries, wild berries and a moderate spiciness. On the palate it reveals a full-bodied, assertive flavor, which expresses both great intensity and elegance.
Barone Fini Merlot is a testament to the rich winemaking heritage of Italy, showcasing the skillful blend of traditional methods and modern innovation that characterizes the vineyard's approach.
The wine has a beautiful ruby red color, with aromas of ripe cherries, blackberries, sweet spices, and earth. On the palate, the wine is medium-bodied, with a smooth, fruity taste that is balanced by a long, dry finish.
Get ready to be transported to tropical bliss with Bartenura Lychee Moscato! The first thing that hits your senses is the sweet and exotic aroma of fresh lychee fruit, like a fragrant bouquet of flowers.
Villa Caterina Merlot is a premium red wine produced in the Veneto region of northern Italy. The wine is named after Villa Caterina, a historic estate known for its beautiful vineyards and traditional winemaking techniques.
Tenute Capaldo is a boutique estate who produces only two single-vineyard wines: Goleto and Gulielmus. They are effectively the reference points for Campanian Greco di Tufo and Campanian Taurasi (Aglianico). This is a passion project of Antonio Capaldo, the owner of Feudi di San Gregorio, one of the largest and most respected wineries in Southern Italy.
The White Scandal is born from a blend of Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, and Pecorino grapes. The decision to combine two internationally renowned grape varieties with an indigenous Abruzzo grape caused a scandal within the local winemaking community. That scandal for Dominio Imperfetto is a source of pride.
