Red Wine

Vidzi - Barbera IGT Sparkling Vidzi are the cords of the willow tree used as binders. Slightly sparkling red wine, excellent for meat-based dishes. Learn More

Colli di Parma Rosso DOC - Frizzante Rosso nella versione frizzante che esalta le doti di freschezza e di struttura, armonico e tannico. Si accompagna con immediatezza ai piatti a base di carne, soprattutto selvaggina, come pure agli arrosti ed ai formaggi di lunga stagionatura. Learn More

Austere and generous wine, which remind the overcooked meat of Parmesan cuisine. Learn More

Gutturnio Frizzante DOC - 2017 - Rì More The wine gives the name from the stream that runs along the vineyard and that originates the name of the locality 'La Moresca'. In this locality, Barbera and Croatina grapes, produce this Gutturnio, in the sparkling version. Learn More

Gutturnio Superiore DOC - 2014 - Colombaia is intermediale between Ri More and Ronco Alto. Its name shows the ancient name of the oldest vineyards near the town of Folignano. Learn More

Grappa of Barbera - La Bandina This distillate is born from the pomace of the Barbera dei Colli di Parma grapes, where the stamp of the Piedmontese distillation, by Berraris of Alba (CN), is clearly evident. The grappa is crystalline and brilliant on the eye, on the nose fine, the gustatory sensations are pleasant and harmonious. Finally, in the aftertaste it is rich and enveloping. Learn More

Gutturnio Riserva - DOC - 2014 - Ronco Alto Ronco Alto is the name of an old vineyard, that given the small production of bunches per plant, transmits olfactory power to the wine and a remarkable structure Learn More

Vignole Barbera Colli Bolognesi DOC - Tenuta Santa Croce Charming wine of Bolognesi Hill. Learn More

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