Viticulture in this country dates back more than 4000 years. Italy is the leading wine producing country in the world both in terms of volume and exports. Today, Italy’s geographical territory spans 20 wine-producing regions such as Veneto, Apulia, Emilia-Romagna and Sicily leading in terms of wine production.
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In the southeastern corner of Sicily, west of Modica and Ragusa, the town of Vittoria is the home of Sicily’s sole DOCG (Italy’s strictest form of wine certification), known as Cerasuolo di Vittoria. Cerasuolo is an enlightened blend of Frappato and Nero d’Avola, and the two grapes when blended create a harmonious symphony of flavor…
Full body vintage, ripe red fruit and spicy flavours with a balanced tannic finish.
The Cantina Puianello, a coop of 150 small farmers, believes strongly in carrying on traditions. They have made their small company internationally renowned through a perfect combination of history and innovation. Their Lambruscos express the best of this region and these bubbly wines are super fun and made for food any time of year.
Puianello’s Ancestrale line of Lambruscos are made in the traditional way from organic grapes, by hand, with no machinery, and unfiltered. Harvested in August & September, the grapes are fermented in stainless. Once this fermentation is finished it rests in the bottle for 6-8 months in a dark cool cellar during which the second fermentation occurs creating the fine bubbles of this natural sparkling wine. The wine is then packaged without filtration.
Blend of Lambrusco, Marani, Maestri, Salamino
The Cantina Puianello, a coop of 150 small farmers, believes strongly in carrying on traditions. They have made their small company internationally renowned through a perfect combination of history and innovation. Their Lambruscos express the best of this region and these bubbly wines are super fun and made for food any time of year.
Puianello’s Ancestrale line of Lambruscos are made in the traditional way from organic grapes, by hand, with no machinery, and unfiltered. Harvested in August & September, the grapes are fermented in stainless. Once this fermentation is finished it rests in the bottle for 6-8 months in a dark cool cellar during which the second fermentation occurs creating the fine bubbles of this natural sparkling wine. The wine is then packaged without filtration.
Blend of Lambrusco, Marani, Maestri, Salamino
The Cantina Puianello, a coop of 150 small farmers, believes strongly in carrying on traditions. They have made their small company internationally renowned through a perfect combination of history and innovation. Their Lambruscos express the best of this region and these bubbly wines are super fun and made for food any time of year.
Puianello’s Ancestrale line of Lambruscos are made in the traditional way from organic grapes, by hand, with no machinery, and unfiltered. Harvested in August & September, the grapes are fermented in stainless. Once this fermentation is finished it rests in the bottle for 6-8 months in a dark cool cellar during which the second fermentation occurs creating the fine bubbles of this natural sparkling wine. The wine is then packaged without filtration.
The Cantina Puianello, a coop of 150 small farmers, believes strongly in carrying on traditions. They have made their small company internationally renowned through a perfect combination of history and innovation. Their Lambruscos express the best of this region and these bubbly wines are super fun and made for food any time of year.
The Borgoleto is made with a blend of 30% Salamino, 30% Marani, 30% Maestri, and 10% Ancellotta. The grapes are hand harvested in late September and immediately pressed. They are then fermented on skins for 60 hours at a controlled temperature.
The Cantina Puianello, a coop of 150 small farmers, believes strongly in carrying on traditions. They have made their small company internationally renowned through a perfect combination of history and innovation. Their Lambruscos express the best of this region and these bubbly wines are super fun and made for food any time of year.
Puianello’s Lambruscos Dell’Emilia are made with a blend of 30% Salamino, 30% Marani, 30% Maestri, and 10% Ancellotta. These grapes are hand harvested in late September and then fermented on skins in stainless at a controlled temperature. (Overnight for the Rosato and a minimum of 48 hours for Rosso). Second fermentation is in stainless, under pressure, with added still dry and sweet wine to start the fermentation (Charmat method).
The Cantina Puianello, a coop of 150 small farmers, believes strongly in carrying on traditions. They have made their small company internationally renowned through a perfect combination of history and innovation. Their Lambruscos express the best of this region and these bubbly wines are super fun and made for food any time of year.
Puianello’s Lambruscos Dell’Emilia are made with a blend of 30% Salamino, 30% Marani, 30% Maestri, and 10% Ancellotta. These grapes are hand harvested in late September and then fermented on skins in stainless at a controlled temperature. (Overnight for the Rosato and a minimum of 48 hours for Rosso). Second fermentation is in stainless, under pressure, with added still dry and sweet wine to start the fermentation (Charmat method).
The Cantina Puianello, a coop of 150 small farmers, believes strongly in carrying on traditions. They have made their small company internationally renowned through a perfect combination of history and innovation. Their Lambruscos express the best of this region and these bubbly wines are super fun and made for food any time of year.
Puianello’s Lambrusco Grasparossa is made with 100% Grasparossa. These grapes have grown in the hilly regions of Emilia Romano since 1800 and are characteristically lower in acidity than other Lambruscos. They are hand harvested in early October and then fermented on skins in stainless at a controlled temperature-for 48-72 hours. Second fermentation in the Charmat method with mono-fermentation.
Dark in color with a nice red berry nose. On the mid-palate, there are some nice red fruits coming through. But like most Nebbiolos where this wine lives is in the finish where it displays nice super firm tannins, lovely dryness and complexity.
Aged 24 months in large 40hL oak cask. Sustainable. Michele Reverdito is what they call a “rising star” winemaker in Barolo. His winery is based in La Morra, a hill town that sits high above Barolo. Michele Reverdito works with two acres of Dolcetto d’Alba, two of Barbera d’Alba, five of Lange Nebbiolo and eighteen…
For several generations the Sommariva family worked the vines on the high plains of the Veneto, growing a mix of French and local varietals and selling off most of their crop as was common practice at the time, but it was Caterino Sommariva who pinpointed the slopes as the best place for vines and began…
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