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A no residual sugar Prosecco, expressive, with cutting acidity. Produced with 100% glera grapes from a vineyard at 370 meters above sea level,
This wine hails from a local winemaking tradition, made with little added sugar. The resulting spumante is decidedly dry. The fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks, and the second, in autoclave according to the Marinotti method for 90-100 days,
A subtle, elegant perlage, zesty notes of lemon, white flowers and bread crusts. Sustained acidity, length and persistence. A Conegliano-Valdobbiadene that can almost be described as extreme.
Serving Temperature: 7° – 8° C
Folicello Bianco Limited Edition is a sparkling white wine from Emilia-Romagna, Italy. Produced by the Folicello winery, this wine exemplifies their commitment to organic and low-intervention winemaking practices. The blend typically includes Trebbiano, Montuni, and Pinot Noir grapes, all cultivated organically. This sparkling wine undergoes spontaneous fermentation with no added sulfites, and it is unfined and unfiltered. Pair with vegetarian dishes and appetizers.
Perfect mix of Spergola, a native Emilian variety with a pure character, and red grapes, produced with the ‘Metodo Ancestrale’ technique.
In the mouth it is bright and sparkling, with notes of mandarin, citrus and honey. It closes with a refreshing acidity that makes the wine crisp and very drinkable.
Tenuta Santa Lucia Gallet Frizzante Rosato is a biodynamic sparkling rosé produced in Emilia-Romagna, Italy. Crafted from Sangiovese grapes grown in clay-rich soils, the wine undergoes spontaneous fermentation using indigenous yeasts. Employing the ancestral method (méthode ancestrale), fermentation is completed in the bottle without disgorgement, resulting in a naturally sparkling wine with fine sediment. The winery adheres to low-intervention practices, adding minimal sulfites and avoiding filtration or fining, to preserve the wine’s authentic character.
Buffo Rosso Folicello Lambrusco Pet Nat is crafted in Emilia-Romagna, Italy, from certified organic Lambrusco Grasparossa grapes with Malbo Gentile. The wine is made using the ancestral method, or “Metodo Ancestrale,” allowing for spontaneous fermentation with native yeasts. It is bottled unfined and unfiltered, with no added sulfites.
Vibrant red currant, blackberry, and floral notes of carnation. It is zesty and refreshing with a crisp, dry finish and delicate effervescence.
Cured meats like prosciutto and salami or rustic Italian dishes like lasagna or pizza. Its freshness and effervescence also complement aged cheeses.
Vintage: 2022
Alcohol: 12% Vol.
Grapes: Bellone.
Soil: Volcanic.
Winemaking: Steel.
Sulphur: 20 ppm.
Tasting Notes: Orange, Citrus, Herbs. Good acid, medium bodied. .
Pairings: Cacio e Pepe, Carciofi Fritti..
Nostrale from cantina Longarico is a white wine belonging to the Terre Siciliane IGT denomination, vinified with native Catarratto grapes, without maceration, only soft pressing and fermentation in steel without temperature control, malolactic fermentation carried out and subsequently in the bottle without undergoing filtration, only 20mg of total sulfur.
Medium texture, clayey-calcareous soils. 350 meters above sea level. Fastuchera district – Alcamo – Trapani – Sicily
100% Malvasia with 3 months of skin maceration. Spontaneous fermentation without temperature control. Aged in fiberglass. No filtering or fining.
Grapes: Trebbiano Toscano, Malvasia Di Candia, Malvasia Bianca Lunga, Moscato
Harvest time: second half of October. Vinification: selection of the ripest bunches from each vineyard, manual destemming. Spontaneous fermentation on the skins for 12 days without the use of oenological aids with the exception of minimal doses of So2. Racking with a vertical hydraulic press, post-fermentation racking. Ageing: 15 months in 15 HL vitrified cement vessel, 6 months in bottle.
Fiano from a ninety year old vineyard planted some five hundred metres above sea level. It was fermented on skins for four days, before a year of rest in both chestnut and mulberry casks. This wows with complex aromatics of white flowers, chalk and minerals, whilst the finest of tannins lead to a long, salty finish. As good as it gets.
100% Montepulciano. De Fermo makes a very traditional Cerasuolo, a Montepulciano vinified as a white essentially–it is not a saigné pulled from a red-wine-to be. The vines are certified-biodynamic and harvested by hand, from the same parcels used for their reds but earlier. The bunches are partly destemmed and partly left whole and gently pressed in an old-school vertical pressoir. Maceration is only 3-4 hours but Montepulciano being what it is, the wine takes on a very deep color and flavor. Fermentation is spontaneous with no temperature control. The wine is aged in 16-hectoliter Stockinger botti for 8 months and is bottled without fining, filtering or additional sulfur (applied sparingly only during racking). The “Superiore” DOC designation indicates lower yields and higher ripeness. “Le Cince” is the collective name of the Cinciallegra family of birds known for their cheerful chirping.
“/Schic•che•rà•re/ drink often and abundantly wine or liqueurs ≈ raise your elbow, drink, drank ≈ get drenched, put your hair down, gulp.
La Schicchera is a rosé with compulsive drinking. It is for partying and revelry, for noisy dinners, crowded clubs and summer nights. We use Trebbiano, Malvasia and Nero Buono in full-cluster carbonic maceration in steel to load the aromatic bomb and explode the most fruity and intense characters of the grapes.
Subtle tannins, freshness, lots of acidity and the impetuousness of youth. The Schicchera is agile, quick and immediate. To drink in a flash!”
“Our Rosato is a mix of traditional grapes that capture the Sicilian style of Rosato. It’s refreshing and full of Mediterranean flavors. The blend of Frappato and Nero d’Avola brings in the playfulness and structure, and a bit of Zibibbo adds a subtle flowery touch. Perfect for relaxed moments, as an aperitif or combined with seafood.
Our Rosato 2023 is unique due to challenges with downy mildew during the 2023 harvest, leading to a shortage of Frappato. Consequently, this year’s blend comprises 20% Frappato, 75% Nero D’Avola, and 5% Zibbibo, resulting in a captivating Rosato with a delightful balance of structure and playful red fruit notes.
The higher proportion of Nero D’Avola lends a much deeper color than usual, making for a truly special and intriguing rosé. Even though we find this structure interesting, we will return to the normal ratio of Frappato next year.”
3-4 hours of skin maceration in vertical “tini”, then a gentle pressing and aging in stainless steel tanks.
Vintage: 2019
Type: Red Wine.
Alcohol: 14% Vol.
Grapes: Alto Piemonte Nebbiolo. Declassified Ghemme.
Soil: Clay, Limestone, Volcanic.
Winemaking: Selection of very best grapes. 1 month maceration, elevage in fiberglass.
Sulphur: No Sulphur.
Tasting Notes: Gorgeous unsulhured Nebbiolo. Great body, tannins, earthy, leathery, just beautiful. Deep and complex. The only natural Nebbiolo in Ghemme.
Pairings: Grilled Meats, Agnolotti, Bollito Misto.
GRIGNOLINO
DEL MONFERRATO
CASALESE
DOC
Grapes: Grignolino 100%
Production area: Vignale Monferrato (AL) Southern Piedmont
locality in Falliara 230 m above sea level
Soil: calcareous with emerging fossils
Exposure: south, south-west
Yield per hectare: 70 q of grapes and 40 hl of wine
Number of bottles produced: approximately 4000
Bottle format: 750 ml and 1500 ml
Alcohol content: 12.5% vol
Color: ruby red with orange reflections after the first year
Fragrance: fresh, typical of almond
Taste: dry, tannic but delicate, slightly acidic
Serving temperature: 10 – 15 °C Food pairings: cured meats, white meats;
drinkable chilled instead of white wine with fried fish, salmon or blue fish. Grignolino does not compromise on taste: either you love it or you hate it! its peculiarity is at issue: the “grignolinità”. The grignolino grape contains a higher number of seeds (called grignole in local dialect) than other grape varieties. The tannicity, which can make it unusual, is easily compensated for: a slice of salami to lubricate the palate, and the Grignolino will become more docile, it will eliminate the tannic roughness that connoisseurs like and which are the a sign of his intriguing character.
“Chiaretto” is to Sardegna what ‘Cerasuolo’ is to Sicily….often a lighter, fresher blend of bright, acidity-driven grape varieties. In this case, being in Umbria, the wine is 90% Vernaccia Rossa with 10% Ciliegiolo. The blend will vary from year to year but bright, fresh and spicy is what this one is all about. Serve chilled. Made in stainless steel/cement, no sulfur. ~1000 bottle production.
Grapes: Nerello Mascalese, Nerello Cappuccio/Grenache, & White Indigenous Etnean Grapes
Vibrant purple/red in colour, this wine has attractive aromas of cherries, strawberries, and wild fennel. It is dry, medium bodied with juicy, ripe tannins, red fruit flavours and underlying spice. 2021 was an extremely hot and dry year on Mt Etna which resulted in a low yielding harvest of ripe, healthy grapes. However, sugar levels were higher than normal and the skins of the black grapes were thinker and more tannic. Thus, we needed to modify our vinification practices accordingly. Nature still proved dominant, and in order to produce a balanced wine, we found the need to blend the wines that usually would have been destined for our Palmento Rosso and Jeudi 15 Rosato labels, along with a white wine made from old bush vines of Grecanico, Carricante and Minnella. “Vendredi 13” Rosso is the result. Named, tongue in cheek, to reflect the challenging year of 2021 for all, and that for some “Friday 13th” is considered unlucky while for others, it’s a day to celebrate!
Vine training: Alberello Etneo
Average age of the vines: 20 years
Average vine density per hectare: 7,500
Average yield per hectare in litres: 5,500
Harvest: First or second half of October with manual selection of grapes in the vineyard.
Pressing: No destemming, first crush carried out with feet. Maceration with the skins and stalks for 8 days. No added yeasts. Spontaneous fermentation.
Duration of alcoholic fermentation: 8-10 days
Temperature control during fermentation: No
Type of container for aging: Terracotta (amphorae) located underground
Refining: 6 months
Filtration: bottling
Clarification: natural settling
Racking: NO
Sulphur: in small doses before fermentation and bottling
Total sulphur dioxide in bottled wine: less than 60 (mg/l)
Average number of bottles produced per year: 10,000
First Year Produced: 2005
I Vigneri Etna Rosso is produced from all of the various aliquots of grapes that each year the owners of Etna vineyards cultivated by I Vigneri, give to the workers. These grapes are then used to make wine in Palmento Caselle, for their personal use. This form of payment was standard on Mt. Etna in the past. Consequently, this wine represents the return of the ancient traditional winemaking of Etna – using these grapes earned by the workers and then making wine the Palmento – which today has nearly disappeared.
Vintage: 2022
Type: Red Wine.
Alcohol: 13% Vol.
Grapes: Nero d’Avola, Perricone, Nerello.
Soil: Limestone, Clay.
Winemaking: Few days on skin, large barrels for about 1 year.
Sulphur: 20 ppm
Tasting Notes: Fun fruity and earthy red, good acid, juicy, perfect lunch wine.
Pairings: Meat sandwiches, Tagliatelle al Ragu;.