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One of the legendary winemakers of the world, Bruno Giacosa crafted the most prestigious single-vineyard Barolo and Barbaresco wines during a career that spanned nearly eight decades. He joined the family business at the age of 15, representing the third generation of his Langhe winemaking family.

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Tenuta San Guido Bolgheri Sassicaia is an absolute excellence, the only wine in Italy to have earned a specific DOC designation: Bolgheri Sassicaia DOC.
With its enveloping, intense and exciting character, this wine is a true oenological legend.
It is the best known in the world as it perfectly embodies balance in terms of body and complexity.
It is produced on the Tenuta San Guido estate. Its unique, impervious terrain, limestone formations and high stony content (hence the name 'Sassicaia') have created the perfect conditions for this treasure of oenology to germinate.

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Tasting Note: With an ample and deep bouquet, it offers hints of berries and spices combined with mineral and balsamic notes. On the palate it reflects the extraordinary complexity and elegance characterized by marked minerality and important tannins and a finish of remarkable persistence.

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The color on the Colombaio di Cencio Futuro is a very intense ruby red, the nose is captivating and spicy, with hints of toasted wood. On the palate it is ripe, with notes of black pepper, dried berries, while the finish is well balanced,  full-bodied and long.

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Fantastic aromas of dark berries, sandalwood and Spanish cedar that are ever so deep. Full body, an incredible spin of polished tannins and bright acidity. Incredible depth. Like looking over the edge of a skyscraper. Powerful and structured.

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The grapes are harvested in the coolest hours of the day and the wine is left to ferment in conical wooden vats at a controlled temperature. At the end of the process, it is refined for 15 months, first in new 600-litre demi-muids and then in barriques. Complete malolactic fermentation takes place during this period. Refinement continues for a further 10 months in the bottle. Learn More

The vineyards where the grapes for Camartina are grown have been cultivated organically since 1988 and have been converted to a strict biodynamic standard in 2000. The grapes are carefully selected in the vineyards and harvested in 8-kilo crates. They are destemmed, uncrushed, and then conveyed into temperature-controlled, stainless-steel vats or, just for the very best parcels, small temperature-controlled concrete vats. Here, alcoholic fermentation, maceration, and malolactic fermentation take place. Macerations last about 12 days for the Sangiovese and up to 20 days for the Cabernet Sauvignon. Learn More

The bouquet is intense with vibrant herbal, spicy, and fruit-forward notes. Very well structured, full bodied, quite soft, and balanced with pronounced tannins. A wine with a great personality and long aftertaste. Serve at 64 degrees F with appropriate companion to first courses featuring red meat and main dishes of roasted pork and lamb. Learn More

After fermentation, the wine was aged in 50% new French oak barrels for 1 year. The bouquet reveals scents of cherry, walnut husk, wild berries, vanilla, cinnamon, mint, sage, and tobacco that carry through to the concentrated flavors on the palate. Learn More

This dark, richly saturated in color Syrah features scents of baked plums, dusted with cinnamon and white pepper. Oak aging for 18 months has imparted a silky texture to the mouthfilling fruit and a touch of vanilla on the finish. Learn More

Aromas of rose petals and dried cherries give way to flavors of plum, black cherry, spice with tight grained tannins and a firm structure and a long, complex finish. Learn More

Made with Sangiovese grapes. The Siro Pacenti estate practices sustainable agriculture. The natural sediment that occasionally occurs in their bottles is evidence of their winemaking philosophy—unfiltered wines. Learn More

Beautifully textured and balanced, this full-bodied wine represents uncompromising quality, a subtle expression of Casa Raia's organic approach to wine making. The Bevilo name is a playful reference to an old Tuscany drinking song with the words "Bevi lo! Vino fa cantare," meaning "Drink it! Wine makes you sing." The wine was aged two years in barrels and two months in bottle. Only 2,000 bottles were produced. Learn More

Aromas of blackberry jam, pepper, clove and vanilla, balsamic notes with a hint of powder. Powerful flavors, yet elegant; bold tannins hint towards long aging. Learn More

The first vintage was in 1988. Plant density of 4000-6000 vines per 2.5 acres, a yield of 1.10 lbs per plant, east-south sun exposure, and harvested in late September. Learn More