The Toscana IGT Governo all'Uso Toscano Gano pays homage to the character of Gano, "the tough guy of San Frediano," made famous by the radio show "Il Grillo Canterino" that aired in the 1960s on Radio Firenze. Gano was portrayed as a neighborhood bully, a vain and boastful individual, but often ended up being the subject of ridicule. The expression "fare l’Gano" has become part of the Florentine language, indicating a brash or exaggerated manner of behavior.

Gano is made from Sangiovese and Caber...

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. ...

Le Petit Sergolle is produced in the famous Bordeaux region, where excellent exposure, a wide variety of soils and the strong influence of the Atlantic Ocean dominate. The old Mill of Sergolle gives its name to a slender and everyday wine, balanced in the mouth and pleasant to drink on any occasion.

The work in the vineyard, the pruning and the leaf removal is done by hand. The perfectly healthy grapes are vinified in steel tanks at a controlled temperature to obtain the best extraction of aromas...

Vermentino Campo al Faro is a poetic tribute to the sweet Tuscan Maremma, where the seasons always have the scent of summer, of the sea breeze, of occasions left to wait. Vermentino in purity, the grapes are harvested strictly by hand and in a wooden box; refines in steel.

Straw yellow in the glass, the nose is rich and refreshing, with a floral bouquet that mixes with seductive fresh herbs. The wine reveals itself on the palate, round but mineral with an almost saline finish.

A fresh and excellen...

This Valpolicella Ripasso from the Dal Moro winery comes from grapes grown in the historic Valpolicella area, from 15-25 year old vineyards planted on clayey and calcareous soil, located at an altitude of 250-450 metres above sea level.

The harvest is carried out at the beginning of October with manual selection. Once the first fermentation is completed, the ripasso technique is performed on the marc of the Amarone Dal Moro. This is followed by refinement in wood, in steel, and then in the bottle...

This Brunello di Montalcino from Pian del Prete is a wine of great structure and elegance, made from Sangiovese grapes grown at an altitude between 330 and 350 meters above sea level, with southern and southwestern exposure. The vines, trained to spurred cordon on sandy-loamy soils, ensure a modest yield of about 65 quintals per hectare, with an average production of 1.3 kg per plant. The term "Second Release" indicates a delayed release on the market, made possible by prolonged bottle aging tha...

The Granaio Reserve takes inspiration from a fascinating legend linked to the "Granaio dell'Abbondanza" of San Frediano. This ancient building, initially a granary, was transformed into a barracks and later became the residence of the Knights of the Order of Saint Stephen. Legend has it that the knights discovered a secret room inside the building, containing bottles of wine aged in great secrecy by the Cistercian monks of the nearby monastery. These bottles, known as "La Riserva del Granaio," b...

The Toscana IGT La Lallera pays homage to the song of the same name by the great Florentine chansonnier Riccardo Marasco, which humorously refers to the love life of Florentine girls.

La Lallera is a blend of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon with a small percentage of Petit Verdot. The grapes come from Eocene soils, composed of limestone and marl. The carefully selected grapes are vinified separately in stainless steel tanks. This is followed by a maceration process that contributes to the harmonious a...

Chardonnay 'A Vanigghia by Li Ciuri is a white wine produced entirely from Chardonnay grapes, grown in sunny Sicily.

The vinification involves fermentation in stainless steel tanks to preserve the freshness of the grapes, followed by partial aging in wood. This step gives the wine a more complex structure and gives elegant vanilla notes that integrate with the fruity aromas.

On the nose, intense scents of tropical fruit, citrus, white peach and delicate hints of white flowers emerge, enriched by v...

Nerello Cappuccio Inessa is produced with 100% grapes grown on the slopes of Etna at an average altitude between 350 and 900 meters above sea level

With late ripening, the grapes adapt well to soils of lava origin, mostly composed of sands and layers of ash. The right temperature ranges help the bunches to retain the acidity necessary to create structured wines. During the harvest the grapes are selected, transported to the cellar and destemmed, to then meet the maceration and fermentation phases...

Primitivo Manduria Riserva is one of the wines that best embodies Masseria Ficarigna's commitment to enhancing the value of the Salento land. Its name is inspired by one of the most symbolic fruits of the region, namely the prickly pear, which originated in Mexico. The snake depicted on the label recalls an ancient Aztec legend according to which nomads from the north would stop their journey when they came across a prickly pear plant growing out of a crevice in a rock with an eagle feeding on a...

Terre Siciliane Inzolia is another piece of the 'Li Ciuri' mosaic, the wine project that enhances Western Sicily with colours and scents that indicate all the island identity expressed in the taste and cultural typicality of the region.

Made with the oldest white grape variety in Sicily, the Inzolia grapes are harvested in mid-September and vinified in purity. The wine ferments in steel at a controlled temperature for at least ten days and ends the ageing with a period of rest in the bottle.

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Li Ciuri's Lu Meli wine is a 100% Nero d'Avola from slightly dried grapes. A riot of colours that are enhanced in a colourful mosaic, "Li Ciuri", the flowers, in the Sicilian dialect, represent 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 link with Sicily.

The Nero d'Avola grapes are harvested and selected between in September, after having carried out a period of drying on the plants. The clusters are t...