Red Wines Italy

The most famous red wine of Trentino, from the gravelly alluvial soils of the Rotaliano plain.

Striking red wine from the Lagrein variety matured in oak barrels for 6-8 months, which only appears in Trentino and South Tyrol.

In terms of style, the 2017 vintage is a nice contrast to the two previous years. The somewhat cooler year can also be found in the wine.

Nero d’Avola is the star among Sicily's red wines. Wines from this variety are deep dark and intense in taste.

The grape variety Monica stands for the lighter side of the Sardinian wine tradition.

This ruby to garnet red Montepulciano is made especially for the younger target group. Strong aromas of wild berries reveal its intensely fruity and sustainable bouquet.

The Barolo has a nice density that moves in the glass. Rich in red fruits such as cherries, plums & raspberries, the intensity of the aromas conveys elegance & strength.

The nose is dominated by red berries, along with gentle scents of purple petals and rose buds.

The large Bordeaux grape Merlot also shows its whole class in South Tyrol. A prerequisite is careful care in the vineyard.

The Montepulciano from Abruzzo is a perennial favorite among the red wines of Italy. He owes this to his appealing fruit and the elegance that characterizes him.

Violet-red color, intense fragrance, with notes of black cherry, blackberry, plum and licorice. Medium-bodied and very soft wine.

Deep ruby red with purple reflections. Intense aroma, fruity with notes of plums and cherry, spicy with rosemary and vanilla scents. A full-bodied wine, soft and balanced.

Ruby red with garnet-colored reflections. Intense, persistent and fruity, red fruits and plums with a hint of vanilla. Full body, well balanced, light tannins and long lasting.

A Sangiovese "pure & noble". Deep ruby red color with garnet hues. Clear, elegant, intense and complex aromas.

Racy Primitivo from Puglia, the heartland of this popular southern Italian specialty. With a strong structure and nice aromas of dark berries.

The high quality of the 2015 vintage also makes the Cabernet 'Löwengang' shine. The grapes ripened fully and made the wine accessible at an unusually early stage.

The Burgundy vine does not feel at home in every region, but it clearly feels at home in South Tyrol and finds a producer in the Alois Lageder winery who knows how to handle the m.

Subdued nose with subtle, delicate fruit, then full-bodied with complex substance and cool notes. The noticeably hearty side of the Lagrein is well-behaved, juicy and elegant!