Jun 23, 2026
Rocca Ventosa Sangiovese Terre d’Abruzzo
Ripe red fruits; wild cherry, with an elegant spicy finish.
Jun 23, 2026
Ripe red fruits; wild cherry, with an elegant spicy finish.
Jun 23, 2026
An authentic expression of Chianti Classico. Only native vines, to maintain the most typical formula of the most famous of Italian wines, respecting tradition and the territory, enhancing the beautiful ruby red of Sangioveto.
Jun 23, 2026
Nero d’Avola is one of the 4 monovarietal wines of the Colori di Sicilia line by Feudi del Pisciotto. The most representative black grape variety of Sicily, it gives intense and full-bodied wines, with a marked acidity. The Nero d’Avola by Feudi del Pisciotto is full, velvety with pleasant fruity notes and light hints of spices. On the label, brush strokes of yellow and purple that evoke the Sicilian sun and the Nero d’Avola grapes, taken from the ceramics by Giacomo Alessi, the master of Caltagirone.
Jun 23, 2026
Magna Terra was born from the desire of two young men who have been working in the world of wine for a long time: one in the wine making area and the other in the sales area.
With their great passion they’d like to enhance and make known the best wines of Italy by joining their experience and knowledge.
A careful selection of oenological excellence that leads to the creation of a new brand that considers wine not just a product, but the result of shared values throughout the Italian territory.
Jun 23, 2026
Small red berry fruits, violets; delicately spicy and balsamic.
Jun 23, 2026
Fresh bouquet of red berry fruits and sweet spices.
Jun 23, 2026
Strawberry, pomegranate, rose, freesia, with pronounced floral and fruity aromas
Jun 23, 2026
Fruity bouquet with decisive hints of red berry jam, perfectly balanced with notes of licorice and pipe tobacco
Jun 23, 2026
It has a complex bouquet reminiscent of cherries, raisins and toasted almonds.
Jun 23, 2026
THE LORDS’ WOODS LINE
The Boschi dei Signori line represents the most traditional and authentic expression of Piedmontese wines, characterized by a natural nobility.
The “woods” belonged to the nobleman Carlo Vittorio Incisa Beccaria, known as the Count of San Maurizio, who bordered his vineyards in Santo Stefano Belbo, located in some of the finest locations in the Langhe. This is the area where the Bosio family’s vineyards are located, as well as the current winery, the cradle of a viticulture dedicated to excellence for centuries, traces of which remain even in the toponymy.