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The taste is rich, fresh, balanced with a good structure based on mineral content. The finish is elegant and full-bodied with the scent of peach. Learn More

Bottled by V.E.C.A.M. (Vecchia Cantina di Montepulciano). Enjoy it on its own as a refreshing aperitif, with light meals, fruit, or with light desserts. Serve chilled and drink young. Learn More

Pale ruby color. Slightly effervescent froth. Very aromatic, with floral and fruity notes of roses and raspberries. Sweet, quite smooth and fresh. Delicate flavor and good length. Learn More

Pale yellow color with shades of green. The perfume of boxwood combines with the flower notes of jasmine and the fruity aromas of melon and white peach. On the palate, the wine's pleasant sapidity supports its eminent drinkability. Learn More

Stella Rosa Black is a proprietary blend of several red grape varietals including Brachetto. Stella Rosa Black is a seductive, rich, and full bodied with a hint of sweetness. This refreshing wine reveals a deep, red color and is combined with natural flavors of ripe blackberry, blueberry, and raspberry. Serve chilled with fresh fruit, cheese, spicy cuisine, or desserts. Sellabrite life with friends and a bottle of Stella Rosa Black. Learn More

Light ruby red, Sul Vulcano Etna Rosso DOC offers an elegant bouquet with notes of wild berries (strawberry and red currant) and flowery scents, along with delicate spicy nuances of cinnamon and nutmeg. Perfect harmony between aroma and taste, with good freshness and harmonious tannins. A long, balanced finish. Learn More

Colombo Marsala is a unique, versatile wine made only on the island of Sicily on the Italian coast. For centuries, Marsala has been enjoyed as an aperitif before a meal or during dessert. More recently, top chefs use Colombo Marsala for their finest recipes when absolutely top-quality ingredients are required. However you decide to enjoy Colombo, you will be savoring one of the world's greatest wine treasures. Learn More

Colombo Marsala is a unique, versatile wine made only on the island of Sicily on the Italian coast. For centuries, Marsala has been enjoyed as an aperitif before a meal or during dessert. More recently, top chefs use Colombo Marsala for their finest recipes when absolutely top-quality ingredients are required. However you decide to enjoy Colombo, you will be savoring one of the world's greatest wine treasures. Learn More

Pale straw, with delicate greenish highlights. Intense, long, continuous, persistent, from fruited to flowery to stage of development. Highly typical, flinty accents; almonds and hazelnut in the finale. Learn More

Fine, delicate, pleasently tart taste indicates antipasti, fish and seafood. Unrivalved with oysters, but an elegant accompaniment to white meat and vegetable pies. Learn More

100% Aglianico. The Rotondo area, in Barile's countryside, has historically been one of the most beautiful areas and places for the growing of the aglianico grape. Here the "Villa Rotondo" estate is located, owned by the Paternoster family. Learn More

Pugnitello, an ancient grape variety native to Tuscany. It was rediscoverered by Giuseppe and Riccardo Olivi, who planted a vineyard of it in 2005 to obtain a wine with great personality. Made from pugnitello grapes, this wine is characterized by remarkable acidity, ample polyphenols contents, soft tannins, and well-structured body. Learn More

In the hills near Frascati are areas of volcanic soil over 2,000 years old. Here the grapes for Frascati are grown. This wine has a delicate bouquet of wildflowers and fruit, a characteristic taste (fresh and distinctive), with just a hint of almonds to enjoy Fontana Candida Frascati to its fullest. Serve slight chilled (55 degrees F) to heighten the fruit and the wine's crispness. Fontana Candida Frascati is a delightful complement to seafood, poultry, and other light entrees. Learn More

Rich flavoursome wine, soft mouthfeel with a little spice, blackberry flavors and some vanilla on the finish. Learn More

The native Mataossu (pronounced mah-tah-OHSS-soo) dominated the vineyards of Varigotti in the 19th century, but its delicate vegetative balance provoked most winegrowers to rip out the vines in favor of less finicky grapes. Today only three producers have wines labeled Mataossu, and the Ruffinos have assured that the other two are actually Lumassina. A chameleon of aromas and flavors, dry yet generous, a refreshing, versatile white that you'll find works well with just about anything. Learn More