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Pale straw, with delicate greenish highlights. Intense, long, continuous, persistent, from fruited to flowery to stage of development. Highly typical, flinty accents; almonds and hazelnut in the finale. Learn More

This Spanish Verdejo white wine will easily find its place in your favorite drink selection. Citrus notes complemented with a creamy herbal finish that pairs well with salad, pasta, seafood and grilled meat. Learn More

This wine can be consumed at the beginning, middle, and/or end of a meal. It goes well with both sweet and savory dishes, including: salty/sweet white meat, spicy or citrus white meat, fish, blue cheese, dark chocolate, citrus desserts, fruit pie, fresh fruit salad, sorbets, etc. Learn More

Refreshing fragrance of citrus, pears, and white peaches. Full bodied and well structured on the palate with a balanced play of fruit and acidity, a long finish, and good aging potential. Learn More

The native Mataossu (pronounced mah-tah-OHSS-soo) dominated the vineyards of Varigotti in the 19th century, but its delicate vegetative balance provoked most winegrowers to rip out the vines in favor of less finicky grapes. Today only three producers have wines labeled Mataossu, and the Ruffinos have assured that the other two are actually Lumassina. A chameleon of aromas and flavors, dry yet generous, a refreshing, versatile white that you'll find works well with just about anything. Learn More

Liquid sunshine. Lush fruit character and firm acidity with a burst of peach, pineapple and orange blossom. An excellent pairing with spicy ethnic foods such as Asain, curry or spicy Mexican dishes. Also a great match for seared tuna or rich cheeses. Learn More

The wine appears straw yellow, and boasts a long-lingering, rich bouquet of white peach, apricot, and sweet almond that meld with mineral and citrus notes. The vigorous palate is crisp and complex, completing a wine of great personality and varietal fidelity. Learn More

Remarkable by its pale yellow color with golden hues, it is discovered in the mouth with delicacy. This very fat wine has an evolution and a progressive aromatic perception. Indeed, it stands out by its dominant aniseed then white flower ending with a persistent mineral note. Fresh and aromatic, it can be enjoyed as an aperitif with fish, shellfish or cheese. Learn More