Pinot Noir DOC 2011 (Peter Zemmer)
Ruby red to garnet red in colour, the bouquet is typical of mature berries and sour cherries. 70% of the wine is aged for over 12 months in large French oak barrels with the remainder in small casks of French oak which are 2 - 3 years old and then additional ageing of 6 months in the bottle giving a soft, full bodied flavour rich in fruit.
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Vernaccia di San Gimignano DOCG 2011 (Guidi srl)
Produced using 95% Vernaccia and 5% Chardonnay, this wine is delicate straw yellow in colour and is intense with lively acidity and lots of pure fruit. The palate is unmistakeably crisp with citric and green fruit notes with the classic Vernaccia character of almonds.
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Chiaretto 2009 (Le Chiusure)
A delicate rose wine produced by organic methods using the Groppello grape which is typical of the Lake Garda region. Pale pink in colour, it has a fragrance of flowers and fruit and is delicate to the taste.
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Pinot Noir DOC 2011 (Peter Zemmer) Ruby red to garnet red in colour, the bouquet is typical of mature berries and sour cherries. 70% of the wine is aged for over 12 months in large French oak barrels with the remainder in small casks of French oak which are 2 - 3 years old and then additional ageing of 6 months in the bottle giving a soft, full bodied flavour rich in fruit. |  | Vernaccia di San Gimignano DOCG 2011 (Guidi srl) Produced using 95% Vernaccia and 5% Chardonnay, this wine is delicate straw yellow in colour and is intense with lively acidity and lots of pure fruit. The palate is unmistakeably crisp with citric and green fruit notes with the classic Vernaccia character of almonds. | | Chiaretto 2009 (Le Chiusure) A delicate rose wine produced by organic methods using the Groppello grape which is typical of the Lake Garda region. Pale pink in colour, it has a fragrance of flowers and fruit and is delicate to the taste. |
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Whilst you may recognise the names of some of the fine Italian wines such as, Barolo, Amarone, Chianti, Cabernet Sauvignon etc, you probably won't recognise the Italian producers. After years of research in Italy, we have sourced our exclusive selection of fine Italian wines from smaller, boutique vineyards which, in our opinion, produce better quality competitively priced wines, as the concentration of skill and expertise is applied to the wine itself rather than to mass production processes.
