All Wines

The Avesso grape variety from a single plot is not used in a cuvée, as is usual in the region, but is cultivated as a pure variety.

Fruity with appropriate intensity, fine, with a slight scent of forest fruits.

This Sauvignon Blanc flows into the glass in a bright straw yellow. The bouquet literally explodes with flavors such as green pepper, honeydew melon and currant.

The majority of the grapes come from the vineyards surrounding Woodbridge Winery in Lodi.

On the nose it is intense, very cheerful. Flavors of lime and yellow grapefruit are accompanied by attractive notes of fresh pineapple, passion fruit and orange blossom.

Pale yellow color in the glass. Delicate on the nose with subtle nuances of white flowers and citrus fruits. Full-bodied and fruity on the palate with a fine perlage.

An intense and expressive wine with pleasantly fruity and floral aromas and notes of orange blossom, honey and present traces of vanilla.

Fresh and fruity intense with a pleasant acidity and fine aromas of cherries, red berries and subtle hints of mocha and cocoa.

Intense aromas of overripe berries and plums. Ethereal scents of liquorice, chocolate and finally nuances of sweet spices.

Expressive fruit, round and balanced.

Fruity, nice round and accessible.

Exotic fruit notes of pineapple, passion fruit and citrus fruits. Sweet, round and full-bodied with a vinous structure and a creamy finish.

Deep ruby red. Aromas of ripe red berries and blackberries with subtle hints of vanilla beans and cocoa beans.

Subtle notes of fresh peaches and apricots with floral hints. Fresh, particularly harmonious and balanced with a pleasant finish.

Dry vinified with subtle fruit and fine minerality, elegant and expressive.

Fresh and aromatic with notes of citrus fruits and spicy hints of garrigue herbs such as thyme and rosemary, which are rounded off by a fine minerality on the finish.

Wonderfully structured with a dense body and elegant, silky fruit aromas of strawberries and plums as well as hints of almonds. Filigree and complex with a round tannin structure.

This red Bergerac was vinified from the classic Bordeaux grape varieties Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. Deep purple in the glass.

The typical red wine grape of the Jumilla region is Monastrell. The variety is perfectly adapted to the dry conditions and ensures a lot of fruit and body with low yields.

The brothers Jorge and Raúl Zudaire prove that appealing white wines are also feasible in their region, which is traditionally valued for red wine.

The red classic from Viña Los Vascos shines with its nuanced bouquet with hints of black currants, cherries and plums.

Many local grape varieties in the former Austro-Hungarian cultural area are called Refosco. The Refosco dal Peduncolo Rosso is distinguished by the red stems that give it its name.