Red Wines Italy

In 2017, the temperature differences between day and night remained significant, consistently between 12 and 15°C.

Another masterpiece of Tuscan winemaking.

The year 2021 in Italy was a rollercoaster of extremes with exceptional weather events.

2017 is somewhat overshadowed by the two previous top vintages of 2015 and 2016. And it's true, 2017 was not an easy year for winemakers in Tuscany.

After the challenging 2017 vintage, 2018 was a 'normal' year in the Chianti region, without any real weather extremes.

Similar to the 2018 Riserva, Giovanni has further refined the use of oak. Not necessarily less oak, but integrated with a touch more elegance than in the past.

The partial drying of the grapes, through natural aeration, results in concentrated aromas and firm tannins. After fermentation, the wine matures for over a year in wooden barrels.

Dark red color with a nose of spicy notes and a hint of clove. On the palate, delicate aromas of black berries and a delightful spiciness.

A fruity and charming Merlot, easy-drinking and pleasing. It is fruit-forward and well-structured. A very drinkable wine and a perfect accompaniment to fine pasta or pizza.

This unusual blend is simply fantastic. Dark berries and a wealth of sweet spices tantalize the nose.

The 2020 Barolo Mosconi displays a ruby-red color and a complex bouquet of plums, cherries, and red berries. Spicy notes add further depth to the wine.

This wine, which offers excellent value for money, is made from grapes from young vines in the Barolo vineyards near Monforte. The grapes are harvested late and by hand.

A wonderfully fresh and terroir-driven Barbera that will surely delight all lovers of fruit-forward wines.

From the finest vineyards of Montefalco and Bevagna come the carefully selected grapes for this creamy, refined Sagrantino.

The barrique-aged Terre di San Leonardo presents itself beautifully vinous with rich fruit.

After 24 months of aging inbarriques and tonneaux, it matures fora further two years in the bottle. Onthe nose, it reveals aromas ofwild berries, undergrowth, tobacco, andherbs.

The grapes for this refined cuvée come from San Leonardo's oldest vines. Aromatic notes of tobacco blend beautifully with hints of vanilla and cocoa.

This Rosso originated from a playful experiment at the winery, hence its Latin name 'Ludi' (=games). An elegant wine with superb flavor development and strong character.

The story begins in 2002 when Orlando Nugnes fulfilled his dream and established the winery with his son Antonio and grandson Orlando Jr.