Red Wine

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

Gutturnio Riserva 2011 DOC Colli Piacentini - Tenuta Pozzolo Using the oldest vines and selected the grapes, this product is rich in flavour and enchanting in mouth. "Gutturnium Placentiae", a wine that was present at the time of the Ancient Romans. Cicerone spoke of it witn Pisone, father of Calpurnia, wife of Julius Caesar, accusing him of drinking too large glasses of Gutturnio. "Gutturnium" further certifies its historical origins. Learn More

"Gutturnium Placentiae", a vine present at the time of the Ancient Romans. Cicerone spoke of it, addressing Pisone, father of Calpurnia, wife of Julius Caesar, accusing him of drinking too large glasses of Gutturnio. "Gutturnium" further certifies its historical origins. Learn More

Natural wine: natural wild yeast is used for fermentation and no fining agents and no sugar. Learn More

Bonarda, typical wine of the Piacenza Hills. First notes of the Bonarda in the Middle Ages, but only in the nineteenth century we find Croatina or Bonarda. The company keeps the postcard dating back to 1890 where a Swiss customer requests this wine. When in the sixties the producers of Piacenza started to value this vine, the revaluation of the Bonarda started. Like all the grapes of the company they are harvested with "Integrated Production" systems to safeguard human health, respect useful insects and the natural environment. Learn More

Pinot noir, the calcareous clay soil of the Colli di Ziano Piacentino characterize this wine. The "Integrated Production" systems Operation 10.1.01 to safeguard human health and respect the natural environment. Learn More

CONTRADA BORGOLETO REGGIANO LAMBRUSCO DOC ROSSO SEMISECCO - CANTINA PUIANELLO Uvaggio di varie tipologie di lambrusco: Salamino, Marani, Maestri ed Ancellotta, creano il tipico lambrusco reggiano. Viti di origini selvatiche quelle del lambrusco, Catone le citava nel suo De agri cultura (II sec a.C), "Vitis lambrusca che nasce spontanea da semi ed i cui lunghi tralci si intrecciano con le chiome degli olmi, degli aceri e dei pioppi." Learn More

L'INCONTRO REGGIANO LAMBRUSCO BARGHI DOC - CANTINA PUIANELLO Lambrusco Barghi, rivalutato dal Consorzio di Tutela e Valorizzazione del Lambrusco Reggiano, presente in zona già dal 1800 come Lambrusco di Rivalta o Corbelli. Learn More

BONDAMAT - ANCELLOTTA DELL'EMILIA IGT - MOSTO PARZIALMENTE FERMENTATO Ricordi netti di mosto pigiato, ci riporta ai colori, sentori ed aromi della vendemmia. Learn More

AMARCORD LAMBRUSCO MONTERICCO - COLLI SCANDIANO CANOSSA DOC - CANTINA PUIANELLO Il lambrusco Montericco insieme ad un 5% di Croatina caratterizza questo prodotto. Lambrusco Montericco, antica varietà coltivata nella zona di Puianello tra Broletto e Montericco. Le origini lo identificano già nel IX secolo come Selvatica di Montericco o Lambrusco selvatico. Learn More