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Veneto region / Variety: Corvina Merlot. Despite its rich aroma, it has a relatively light finish.

Piedmont / Variety: Barbera, it feels firm yet fresh with fruity notes, not too heavy, conveying a straightforward deliciousness.

Tuscany / Varieties: Sangiovese, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon. It has a smooth and elegant mouthfeel, rich in fruit flavors with a full-bodied taste and wonderful smooth and rich tannins.

Puglia / Variety: Chardonnay. A vibrant and clear white wine typical of Italy. It has a rich fruit flavor and hints of sea breeze, offering a lively taste.

Veneto region / Variety: Predominantly Garganega, Trebbiano di Soave, Chardonnay. It has a refreshing flavor with moderate volume, and the clean acidity refreshes the palate.

Apulia Region / Variety: Mainly Chardonnay, Fiano Minutolo. Richness reminiscent of white peach and pear. When tasted, the balance of the fruit's juiciness and the beautiful acidity is just right.

Emilia-Romagna region / Variety: Trebbiano. Impressive lively bubbles, with a glamorous aroma and a refreshing crisp taste.

0% French / Variety: Chardonnay. This is a sparkling wine-style beverage with 0% alcohol, blending Chardonnay from southern France and Chardonnay grape juice to express the character of Champagne's Blanc de Blanc.

Veneto region / Varieties 90% Glera 10% Garganega. Fine bubbles rise, and with each burst of the bubbles, a crisp and fresh apple-like fruit aroma spreads.

Lombardy region / Varieties 90% Chardonnay 10% Pinot Noir. Fresh and transparent pale straw color. Fruity aromas reminiscent of grapefruit with fine bubbles and a smooth taste that glides down the throat.

France / Varietals 50% Chardonnay, 45% Pinot Noir, 5% Meunier. From its beautiful golden hue, fine bubbles rise regularly. It has an elegant aroma reminiscent of white flowers and brioche, with a solid structure that can be enjoyed from the beginning to the end of a meal.

Friuli Region / Variety Riesling with a refreshing peach-like brightness and juicy fruitiness.

Tuscany / Variety Chardonnay with nuances of tropical fruits, elegant acidity and saltiness, and a moderate richness.

Sicily / Variety: A bouquet with a refreshing impression of Carricante, jasmine, and thyme, accompanied by a fresh and fruity mineral sensation. Clear and mineral, with a complex flavor.

Tuscany / Variety Timorasso has a beautiful acidity and is characterized by a solid structure. The unique nuances of grapefruit and white flowers are well integrated with a balanced acidity.

Sicily region / Variety: Carricante citrus fruits, impressions of white flowers and honey. This white wine beautifully harmonizes pure fruitiness, lovely acidity, and a sense of minerality.

A high-quality Chianti from Tuscany, primarily made from Sangiovese with Canaiolo and Colorino, featuring rich fruit flavors. It has an elegant and complex aroma of red fruits and refined spices from the barrel. The texture is smooth and soft, with a deep warmth from the quality tannins that lead to a long finish.

Aosta Valley / Variety: Pinot Noir. Sweet and sour red fruits with spicy and complex aromas. Beautiful acidity and charming fruitiness.

Trentino-Alto Adige region variety / Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot Carmenere. A mature aroma reminiscent of ripe plums. An elegant taste that is dry, soft, pleasantly bitter, and has a lingering finish.

Veneto region / Variety Corvina Rondinella Bitter chocolate, reminiscent of cinnamon aroma. It has a strong attack and a slight sweetness. The finish is surprisingly smooth, and the aftertaste lingers wonderfully long.

Piedmont / Variety: Nebbiolo, with a hint of sweetness and moderate tannins, offering a well-balanced and voluminous flavor. A firm astringency lingers in the aftertaste.

A unique expression of the terroir that is the essence of the Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot winery in Tuscany, presented in a Bordeaux style. A fresh and full-bodied red wine.

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