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Colombo Marsala is a unique, versatile wine made only on the island of Sicily on the Italian coast. For centuries, Marsala has been enjoyed as an aperitif before a meal or during dessert. More recently, top chefs use Colombo Marsala for their finest recipes when absolutely top-quality ingredients are required.
From the very top of the hill, the finest site in the Paje vineyard, and vines that are at least 60 years old, Crichet Paje is one of the great wines of Piedmont. The 2012 is surprisingly approachable, but don’t let that fool you.
"Testamatta” – “crazy-head” in Italian - is the best word to describe Bibi Graetz: a positive, creative and passionate person. Testamatta wine expresses the purity, minerality and transparency of Sangiovese from old vines on the top of the hills characterized by soils rich of stones.
This name indicates simply that the grapes for this Brunello come from their own vineyards, all situated in the same macro-zone on the South-East slope of Montalcino. In 2011, the grapes for the Brunello “Vigneti del Versante” come from two vineyards with similar characteristics – Cancello Rosso and Pian Bassolino.
Mother Nature evolves at her own pace: she does not have deadlines to respect and is never in a hurry. She takes all the time she needs to get “her work” done properly. My Time is a dedication to the wisdom of Nature that inspires us every day, and has taught us to have faith in her rhythms.
Trebbiano Chianti Superiore, not to be confused with the Trebbiano grape variety, represents an exemplary tier of Tuscan winemaking, showcasing the elevated quality and rigorous standards associated with the "Superiore" designation within the Chianti denomination.
The key grape variety of this world-renowned wine region is Montepulciano. It is important to note that this variety is entirely unrelated to the town of Montepulciano in Tuscany, despite sharing a name. Along with this, 15% of Sangiovese is allowed to be blended into the wine.
The number of sunny days, combined with wide daily-temperature variations and daily breezes blowing in opposite directions at sunrise and sunset—plus wonderful, sunny exposure of the hillside vineyards—result in Pinot Grigio grapes that have a unique balance of bouquet, flavors, crispness, sugars, and acids.
