White Wine

Rosa Delle Sabbie - Rosè Sparkling wine - Tenuta Garusola 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

Alcina Sand Wine by Sauvignon grapes. Learn More

Sauvignon dell’Emilia IGP fermo “Passo Morgone” 2017 Aromas really elegant, rich in olfactory and gustatory nuances. Passo Morgone, Consandolo beetwen Ferrara and Bologna, was an ancient transit passage on the river Reno. The name derives from the brackish water valleys present, in fact the neighboring country is called "Marmorta". Learn More

Bianco dell’Emilia IGP fermo “Passo Morgone” 2017 The fragrance of this wine is rich in olfactory and gustatory nuances. Passo Morgone, Consandolo beetwen Ferrara and Bologna, was an ancient transit passage on the river Reno. The name derives from the brackish water valleys present, the neighboring country is called "Marmorta"!. Famous, rediscovered vine in Romagna, but its aromaticity is also found in Passo Morgone. Learn More

Vino spumante di qualità BIANCO metodo classico“Brut Nature” millesimo 2016 “Abbatia” Interesting product based on classic method with Fortana grapes. 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

Selections of white grapes enhanced by the sandy soil of the del bit of Ferrara. Wine obtained from grapes with late harvest. Learn More

Cuvèe dell'Abate Rosè Brut sparkling wine - Sand Wine 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