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The color of this particular Barolo is garnet red with orange reflections in the glass.
Matured in Slavonian oak barrels, this deep ruby red Barbera shows a hearty and full-bodied bouquet with notes of spices, tobacco, cocoa, eucalyptus and red fruits.
This Rosso was created out of a game at the winery, which is what the Latin name 'Ludi' (=games) stands for. An elegant wine with great flavor development and strong character.
The nose is dominated by red berries along with gentle scents of violet petals and rosebuds.
Vajra's Barolo Albe has aromas of red fruits that envelop all the senses.
As with most of Bibi Graetz's wines, the name is very suggestive, “Casa-Matta” means “Crazy House”.
The Testamatta reflects the purity, minerality and transparency of a Sangiovese that comes from old vines on stony hills: a Supertuscan. At the same time 100% Sangiovese.
The Carrubo enchants with an intense ruby red color. The nose shows complex aromas of sour cherries, plums, amaretto and tobacco.
Elegant and luminous, fragrant with sweetish-spicy notes and nuances of ripe wild berries, as well as a hint of tobacco and chocolate.
The Botrosecco matures in barriques for 9 months before bottling.
The 'Volo di Villa' sparkles in the glass in a powerful, brilliant ruby violet colour.
Named after the lotus blossoms that grow in the hotel's own pond, the 'Loto' is composed in the tradition of the great French cuvées.
This exceptional Cabernet Franc shows notes of strawberries, raspberries and blueberries, with hints of smoke and herbs. The taste is very fresh and lively with elegant tannins.
The 'Sereno' is a cuvée from the Colline Lucchesi, which combines the Sangiovese with the historic Tuscan grape varieties Ciliegiolo and Cannaiolo.
The ‘Volo di Villa’ sparkles in the glass in a powerful, brilliant ruby-violet.
A typical Pinot Nero with an intoxicating bouquet of cassis, Amarena cherries and blackberries. It is complex and warm with firm tannins.
Generous and elegant like King “Croesus”, who gave the ‘Creso’ its name.
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