Segreti | Irpinia Rosso DOC | Aglianico Nero
From aglianico nero grapes in purity, from volcanic soils beetween valle del ceraso and fontana marena, in the countryside of paternopoli, from an unusual november harvest.
Vernice | Spumante Brut
Name Vernice Spumante Di Falanghina Appellation Sparkling wine Region Campania Grape variety Falanghina Period of harvest September Winemaking In steel
Vernice | Spumante Rosè Brut
Name Vernice Spumante Di Aglianico Appellation Rosé sparkling wine Region Campania Grape variety Aglianico Period of harvest October Winemaking In
Eremo San Quirico
Important red wine whose vines grow on volcanic soils on the hills of Taurasi. The name of our wine comes from the place where once the horses grazed into the wild, and where the remains of the hermitage of San Quirico.
Eremo San Quirico Gold | Irpinia Campi Taurasini Doc
Important red wine whose vines grow on volcanic soils on the Taurasi hills. Eremo San Quirico Gold is a selection of the best barriques of Eremo.
Blu Onice | Irpinia Aglianico DOC
This wine is called Blu Onice because the vineyard is located on a rocky ground next to an old onyx cave near Gesualdo.
25 Rare | Irpinia Greco DOC
This wine was called 25 rare to recall the 25 steps that connect the old town of Paternopoli to the part that has been completely rebuilt after the earthquake that occurred in 1980.
Bicento
This wine is called Bicento because it was born from 200 year old vines. The name Bicento, in fact, literally means twice 100.
Rue 333 | Taurasi DOCG
Wine made from aglianico grape, whose aging in oak barrels for two years gives it the specific name of aglianico di Taurasi DOCG, also in honor to the country where this grape variety is cultivated.
Fontana del Sambuco | Fiano Di Avellino DOCG
Old wine, whose first traces date back to pliny the elder. Its name comes from the apian grapes that were characterized by an intense sweetness and were therefore particularly loved by bees.
Vico Storto | Greco di Tufo DOCG
The wine was introduced by the greeks along the tyrrhenian coast. The name comes from characteristic shape of the cluster, whose grapes are grouped in pairs.
Velluto Rosso – Beneventano Aglianico IGT/IGP
The name “red velvet” was chosen thinking about the organoleptic characteristics of this wine. Its softness on the palate recalls velvet, a fabric that provokes a sensation of irresistible softness to the touch.