Appassimento, 9 bottles

Appassimento Dal Moro originates from a selection of native Veronese grapes from 20-25-year-old vines in the hilly area of Verona, located at an altitude of 100-350 meters above sea level, on predominantly clayey soils with some calcareous parts.

The bunches of Corvina Veronese, Corvinone, Rondinella, and other complementary varieties are harvested late September with manual selection. The grapes undergo a drying process of 60 days to increase the concentration of sugars and aromatic substances. ...

Barbera Appassimento Ruj by San Silvestro is a red wine made from Barbera grapes grown on the hills of Piedmont. The appassimento technique concentrates sugars and aromas, resulting in a full-bodied and enveloping profile. Maturation in oak barrels adds tannic complexity and subtle hints of vanilla. The end result is an elegant, soft, and structured style, perfect for those seeking a rich yet harmonious wine.

Barbera grapes are grown on the hills of Piedmont, carefully selected to ensure quality ...

Valpolicella Ripasso Classico Superiore Montecorna by Farina is a wine produced exclusively from native grapes from the hills of Valpolicella Classica. The main grape varieties include Corvina, Corvinone, Rondinella and Molinara. The vineyard is located in an area characterized by calcareous soils stratified with basalts, at an altitude of about 300 meters above sea level.

The vinification involves a light drying of the grapes, followed by a fermentation with cold maceration. The resulting wine i...

The Appassimento Rosso di Borgo del Mandorlo wine is an Apulian wine born in the provinces of Taranto and Lecce, where the Pliniana spring is found, a natural cave in which an almond tree has grown. These wines take their name from this magical place.

The grapes are harvested between September and October, after a drying period of approx. 15 days which takes place directly in the vineyard by cutting the stem of the berries but leaving them on the vine, during which they lose 50% of their weight a...

A riot of colors that are enhanced in a multicolored mosaic, “Li Ciuri”, flowers, in the Sicilian dialect, represents a tribute to the terroir of origin, both in the label that recalls the majolica of Caltagirone, and in the name, which weaves an authentic bond with Sicily. Syrah Li Ciuri is a wine that originates in Western Sicily, in the immediate vicinity of Trapani.

Obtained from Syrah grapes, the harvest of the bunches, strictly manual, is carried out in the third ten days of August. The gra...