Italy
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Montepulciano 80% Aglianico 20%, Biferno is a wine with a full and aromatic taste. Olfactory nuances ranging from ethereal vanilla to sharp notes of spices and cinnamon. In the mouth it is rich, velvety and harmonious,
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Named "Cingalino" due to the funny animal represented on the label. A dressed wild boar with a grape in his hand. It’s a nice label for representing the Tuscan region where wild boars are a part of every day winemaking life- and strife!
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Chianti Riserva DOCG, Italy: Intense, fragrant with spices and rich red fruits, and with great structure. The body is dry and well-balanced. Produced in the best vintages, it is the wine that best embodies the Tuscan winemaking tradition.
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100% Sangiovese, the best-scanning wine in the category, great Value and compares to most Chiantis at a fraction of the price. Fun, memorable, and lively packaging that inspires repeat business.
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Croatina, Uva Rara, and Barbera from Lombardy, Italy. Slightly effervescent. A sweet wine of a bright ruby red with purplish reflections. Full bodied and vinous with notes of violets together with raspberry and blueberry jams, smooth and fragrant.
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100% Glera coming from hillside vineyards located in the D.O.C.G. Conegliano Valdobbiadene area, exclusive production zone of Prosecco Superiore, at an altitude of 150/250 meters.
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Pelaverga Piccolo of Verduno is a native grape variety of ancient cultivation. Considered to be one of the smallest DOCs in Italy with notes of spicy and fruits.
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Montepulciano from Abruzzo, Italy. Deep red. Ethereal and complex, with sour black cherry and soft fruit scents. Round, elegant, full-bodied and velvety, a final spicy hint.
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100% Albana. The perfect match for the Adesso Cagnina, sweet but not sticky, with pleasing flavors of honeysuckle and ripe pear, with hints of caramel and soft lemon.
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The color is an elegant deep pink, and the taste is that of strawberries and dark cherries. Drink it chilled with a creamy cheese or some fruit!
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Pleasantly sweet, Adesso has berry aromas and flavors that are impossible to resist. Low in alcohol, Adesso is a fun and easy to drink red wine for those who prefer their wines “off dry”.
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100% Cortese (a white grape variety predominantly grown in the southeastern region of Piedmont in the provinces of Alessandria and Asti)
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Sangiovese, Canaiolo and complementary grapes, Conti di Postale displays relatively dry and harmonious notes, while also being slightly tannic, with a flavour that becomes increasingly velvety over time.
