Origin of the grapes: Altavilla Irpina (AV).
Exposure and Altitude: South-West, 350-450 m. above sea level
ABV: 13°
Vinification and ageing: grapes are submitted to a soft pressing of whole bunches to obtain the free-run must, under carefully monitored temperature and using selected native yeasts. The vinification and the ageing on the fine lees for 6 months takes place entirely in stainless steel tanks. Before being bottled, the wine is lightly filtered and kept at cellar temperature until considered ready to be marketed.
Italy, Sicily
2019
500ml
From LOMBARDO Amber-colored yellow, deep and soft, intense and aromatic with a scent of orange blossom honey, candied orange peels, dried figs and oriental spices.
France, Normany
2021
750ml
From ANTOINE MAROIS From a a single variety of pear called “Plant de Blanc”. Fresh and floral with crisp pear and sea breeze. Fresh in the mouth with fine, persistent bubbles. Dry with sweet fruit at the front, followed by a nice bitterness. Balanced acidity with a hint of salt. ABV 3.5%
USA, California
2010
750ml
From FARELLA An opulent wine that will reward cellaring. Dry and rich in oak, with ripe, jammy blackberry, cherry and currant flavors. The acid-tannin structure is especially fine, lending the wine elegance. 92 pts. Wine Enthusiast
France, Champagne
NV
750ml
From VINCENT COUCHE The nose erupts with aromas of crisp white pear, plum, red and yellow apple, herbs, almonds, lime, and acacia. The palate is soft, expansive, layered, and edge-less; just a vivid snapshot of Champagne’s rich terroir.
USA, Washington
2022
750ml
From CHO Lightly effervescent and light in body, frisky acidity. Lemongrass and white chocolate aromas are matched by a pronounced mineral note. Energetic flavors of chamomile tea, white pepper, and thyme. ABV 12.4%. (90 pts., Wine Enthusiast)
Italy, Tuscany
2019
750ml
From SIRO PACENTI Structured and elegant, with silky tannins and a long finish. This wine comes from two vineyards with vines over 35 years old; annual production is around 30,000 bottles. 99 pts. James Suckling
