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The 2021 Pecorino Raone is very pretty yet understated with a display of honeysuckle, peach and wet stone. Its silky textures are quickly contrasted by a mix of salty minerals and savory spice. Hints of sour melon and green apple resonate beneath an air of tropical florals.

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The wine has a deep ruby color that shimmers with purple. It is a full-bodied wine with fine, silky tannin, long aftertaste and a black cherry aroma. It goes well with barbecue, grilled and roast meat, lamb or cheese. Learn More

Intense violet robe. Aromas of plums and ripe blackberry. Each sip delivers a mouthful of ripe berries, leather and black pepper with subtle hints of oregano, dried herbs, and a touch of vanilla; all leading to a dry, supple finish. Pair with assertive, full-flavored, country-style cooking, such as venison or rabbit stew, ossobuco, roast leg of lamb, spaghetti puttanesca, pasta with sausage, pepper, and onions, or roast duck with green peppercorn sauce. Learn More

Pale yellow with green nuances. This wine shows tropical fruit, cut grass and minerals on the nose. On the palate buttery lemon curd followed by granny smith apple with a medium body and a fresh citrus finish. The vibrant acidity of this wine carries its plush body well and makes it a great compliment to salads and seafood. Learn More

Full-bodied red wine from montepulciano grapes grown in the Abruzzo region. Robust flavor, slightly tannic palate balanced with a smooth finish. Serve with pasta, risotto, or Italian meat dishes. Learn More

Intense straw yellow with notes of pear, white flowers and exotic fruits. Structured on the palate, with intense notes of citrus and exotic fruits. Full bodied and rich, with a finish of mature fruits.

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Tenuous yellow color with greenish reflections. Delicate bouquet and fragrant perfume, aromatic and very pleasant. An elegant finish, fresh and harmonious taste. Learn More

Aged in large botti for several months, followed by 6 months of bottle aging.

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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.

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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.

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