Red Wine

Fortana Frizzante DOC - Corte Madonnina Typical wine for the expecial dish of the Ferrarese delta, the eel and its fry. From the native grapes of Fortana and from the international Merlot, a unique expression of the Doc Bosco Eliceo is born on the sand. In 1528 Renata of France, Duchess of Ferrara, brought some grape of Fortana or Gold vine, Uva d'oro in Ferrara from France. The name results from "fruttana" by the prosperity of the vine and the richness of the grapes. The important characteristic of these vines is that the sandy soil stopped the phylloxera and these vines are not grafted. Learn More

Fortana Fermo DOC In 1528 Renata of France, Duchess of Ferrara, brought some grape of Fortana or Gold vine, Uva d'oro in Ferrara from France. The name results from "fruttana" by the prosperity of the vine and the richness of the grapes. The important characteristic of these vines is that the sandy soil stopped the phylloxera and these vines are not grafted. Learn More

Merlot DOC The vine in the sandy soil gives a perfect concordance beetween wine and terroir. Learn More

Insula Pomposiana - Corte Madonnina INSULA POMPOSIANA is the area where Pomposa Abbey was built in the 7th century. La cantina is just a few steps from the marvelous monastery. Learn More

Micrologus Merlot - Corte Madonnina MICROLOGUS is the musical treatise written in the Abbey of Pomposa by Guido Monaco in the 11th century. For the first time, modern musical notes were coded. The selected rows give grapes that are refined with a fast passage in oak tonneaux that increase the taste-olfactory complexity. Gold Medal Winner at the 56th Pramaggiore National Wine Competition 2017 Learn More

Cuvèe dell'Abate White Brut sparkling wine - Sand Wine Learn More

Mora di Rovo Typical fragrance of the Lambrusco Maestri vine, an impenetrable color like the night. Learn More

Rosso di Matilde - Merlot - Corte Beneficio Try it with Parmigiano-Reggiano 24 months and drops of traditional balsamic vinegar. Learn More

Vino Rosso fermo“Brusco” millesimo 2016 The selection of the grapes is strictly manually. The aging gives a wine to try with meat such as roasts and game. Learn More

Orlando Fortana Emilia Vino Frizzante Fortana, the typical vine of Ferrara land. In 1528 Renata of France, Duchess of Ferrara, brought some grape of Fortana or Gold vine, Uva d'oro in Ferrara from France. The name results from "fruttana" by the prosperity of the vine and the richness of the grapes. The important characteristic of these vines is that the sandy soil stopped the phylloxera and these vines are not grafted. Learn More