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Its rich color with copper-colored reflections makes it appear very distinctive and elegant, while the nose reveals notes of dried flowers and wild strawberries in addition to the.
Campo Camino is a pure Merlot of intense red color with violet shades. It has a broad and interesting bouquet characterized by the balance of fruity and spicy notes.
The highlight of the Bosco del Merlo selection line is the “Rosso”, which consists of the Refosco dal Peduncolo Rosso and Syrah grape varieties.
The Tête de Cuvée from Château Fuissé impresses in this vintage with an impressive combination of power and complexity.
The Rosé Sparkling – gentle balance and lively perlage are shown in a fruity, fresh, delicate pink.
Fine perlage and harmonious interplay between yellow fruits, brioche and elegant acidity.
With its bouquet of apples and yellow fruit, noble citrus notes and acidity typical of the grape variety, the Riesling seduces in an irresistible way.
Noble aromas of gooseberries and laurel, which are rounded off by a light herbal note and together create an intensely fruity bouquet.
The interaction with winegrowers from all over the world, such as the legendary pioneer of American viticulture Robert Mondavi and several castle owners from Bordeaux, gave Alois.
The main ingredient of Casòn Bianco is the Viognier grape variety, which has ripened very harmoniously and typically in recent years.
Playing with the components is the focus of this wine.
We have been growing Lagrein in the little-known area of the Margreider scree cone for around 10 years.
The play of geological, microclimatic and cultural contrasts characterizes this wine.
This aromatic variety was first planted in South Tyrol at the end of the 19th century and was then native almost exclusively to Terlano near Bolzano on volcanic sandy soils for de.
This grape variety was created in the 1930s as a cross between Riesling and Pinot Blanc by Prof. Luigi Manzoni, director of the Conegliano Research Institute.
Pinot Grigio, also known as Pinot Gris or Pinot Gris, is currently the most widely grown white wine variety in South Tyrol.
The Chardonnay grape was introduced to South Tyrol by Archduke Johann in 1835 and later popularized by the founder of the first wine-growing school in Italy.
Grapes from young vines from the Barolo vineyards near Monforte are used for this wine, which has an excellent price/performance ratio. The grapes are harvested late and by hand.
Only 2000 bottles of this top white wine from the Langhe are produced. The grapes come from the oldest Sauvignon vines in Monforte and Castiglione Falletto.
This delicately fruity wine consists of fully ripe Dolcetto grapes that come from the wonderful single vineyard Piani Noce.
Few words are needed for this monumental wine. 2011 was an absolutely exceptional vintage for Piedmont.
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