Located in the hills of southwest Montalcino, the original site was identified for its quality by the Marchese Vittorio Frescobaldi in the 1960s, and later launched as partnership between the Marchese and California wine legend Robert Mondavi.

Sangiovese dominant from the famed Chianti Classico in the heartland of Tuscany. In the glass a ruby ​​red color with violet features. Fresh, intense and harmonious on the nose. In the mouth a nice full glass of red wine that is perfectly balanced. Chianti is one of the most food-friendly of red wines pair with tomato sauces, pizza and pasta bakes, grill or roast meats, and burgers.

Established in 1858 by the first king of Italy, Fontanafredda is now the single largest contiguous wine estate in the Langhe region, with a fierce commitment to organic viticulture as well as woodland regeneration. The Platinum label represents the unique tradition of the Estate and more than 160 years of history. This is a serious, brooding Barolo, aged at the Estate for a minimum of 62 months to highlight the complexity, structure and richness of classic Barolo Reserva. Ruby red with the faintest hints of bricking on the edge. Intensely aromatic and complex, with black cherries, tobacco, dried mushrooms, nutmeg, and sweet balsamic notes all vying for attention. Supple, sweet fruit and round, powdery tannins on the palate. So much complexity with nothing out of place.

Cantina Vallebelbo is located in Piemonte, in the small village of Santo Stefano Belbo, between the provinces of Cuneo and Asti. The name of the winery is inspired by the river Belbo that runs through the valley. Over the centuries, the river has shaped the surrounding hills, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2014. Very bright crimson red color, with intense aromas of redcurrants and complex notes of dusty baked earth. Very juicy berries on the palate with sweet, plump red fruits on the mid-palate in particular, supported by floral notes and prominent but refined Nebbiolo tannins. An excellent, well-priced introduction to this classic Italian variety.

No added sulphites. Just taste! Fragrant And Crispy Life is too short to give your best moments to inferior wines. This is why Zero was born: fragrant and structured, it is our most natural interpretation of Rosso Conero, special with traditional dishes and irresistible during aperitifs with friends! A lively, dynamic red withno added sulphites. What more could you want?

Nero Davola is one of Italy’s most important indigenous red varieties. Named after its historic birthplace around the town of Avola in southeastern Sicily, it is most widely planted in Sicily and accounts for the largest share of red wines produced on the island. Today Nero Davola is the primary grape used in the majority of Sicily’s best red wines. Colour - Deep red colour. Bouquet - Multiple aromas on the nose, especially notes of black cherry, spice and liquorice. Flavour - A lively personality with soft, long lasting tannins. Food Pairing - The high acidity that characterizes Nero. Davola means it will work well with any of your favourite tomato based recipes. For the lighter styles think grilled fish and light meats in Mediterranean style dishes.

COLOUR : Intense ruby red colour with garnet hues. BOUQUET : Gentle embrace of lavender and white musk, warmed by the prosperous reminiscences of red cherry, agapanthus flowers and pepper. FLAVOUR : The palate is generous, opulent and harmonious, without losing its freshness. The ferrous touch of the vine of origin gives the wine roundness. The firm tannic texture ensures intriguing evolutions in the future. RECOMMENDED WITH : Ideal with roasts and matured cheeses. SERVING TEMPERATURE : 16 – 18 degrees C.

Bouquet - It displays inviting scents of blackcurrants with hints of plums and herbaceous notes.<br>Flavour - On the palate it has particularly rounded fruit, underpinned by velvety tannins and with great length and persistence.<br>Recommended With - It is suitable for savory pasta dishes, red meat and fresh cheese.<br>Serving Temperature - 16 – 18 degrees C

Castello del Poggio takes its name from a 12th-century fortress, a site historically linked to the Knights Templar.Immediately welcoming with scents of ripe red cherries, wild strawberries, and a faint hint of dried herbs, gliding across the palate with a smooth, velvety texture. This wine offers a great balance of drinkability with varietal typicity - an effortless crowd pleaser for BBQs, mid-week dinners, or casual gatherings.