ROSSO DI MONTALCINO<br /><br />Rosso di Montalcino offers the unique style of Casanova di Neri in a wine of structure and elegance but easy to drink and with a strong link to the territory. For us, Rosso di<br />Montalcino is a wine of primary importance. For its production we use grapes from dedicated vineyards that receive the same attention and care that we give to those<br />destined for the production of Brunello. The uniqueness of the terroir is reflected in that of the wine, which expresses all the passion for the land and the vineyard and the<br />meticulous work that is the result of a long multi-generational experience. The strong recognisability of this wine is also due to our mass selection of Sangiovese.<br /><br />DENOMINATION: Rosso di Montalcino DOC<br />GRAPEVINE: 100% Sangiovese<br />HARVEST: annual in the first week of September.<br />VINIFICATION: Manual selection of the bunches before destemming and selection of the grapes with an optical selector. This is followed by spontaneous fermentation<br />without the use of added yeasts and maceration assisted by frequent punching down. The whole process takes place in steel conical vats at a controlled temperature for 18<br />days.<br />BOTTLE AGING: 18 months<br />ALCOHOL CONTENT: 14°.<br />DRY EXTRACT: 29.4<br />TOTAL ACIDITY: 5,28<br />SERVING TEMPERATURE: 16-17° C<br />

HAIKU 2016<br />Tuscany I.G.T.<br />Haiku was born in 2009 and is the result of a blend of three varieties: 50% is Sangiovese, while the remainder is equally divided between Cabernet Franc and Merlot. During<br />the planting of the second part of the Montebuoni vineyard, completed in 2001, it was decided to experiment with a noble international variety, Cabernet Franc, which until<br />then had not been used at Ama. However, after a careful analysis of the soil and climate, it was assumed that Cabernet Franc would give good results. In 2001, two small<br />plots were planted, numbered 84 and 85 in the company's land register, of 1.47 ha and 0.47 ha respectively, for a total surface area of 2 hectares with clone 214,<br />appreciated in the Bordeaux area for its ability to produce 'vins-de-garde' on rootstock 110R.<br /><br />CLIMATE: The winter was mild and rainy. In April we had a rapid rise in temperature, while May and June were unstable. Finally, summer arrived in July, with a wide range of<br />temperatures between day and night, which favoured the development of aromas and flavours. Despite the hailstorm at the end of August, the grapes were healthy. After<br />numerous samplings and organoleptic analyses in the vineyard and in the laboratory, the grapes were picked by hand, in 10/12 kg crates, on 14 September for the Merlot,<br />28 September for the Cabernet Franc and 29 September for the Sangiovese.<br /><br />VINIFICATION: vinification was induced by indigenous yeasts and separated by variety in steel vats at a controlled temperature between 30/32°C, with manual pumping over<br />and a total stay of 26 days for the Merlot, 23 days for the Cabernet Franc and 23 days for the Sangiovese. After racking, the wine underwent malolactic fermentation in steel<br />tanks.<br /><br />AGING: at the end of malolactic fermentation, the three varieties were blended. The wine then went into fine-grained oak barriques, 24% of which were new.<br />TECHNICAL DATA OF THE WINE:<br />First vintage produced: 2009<br />Grapes: 50% Sangiovese, 25% Cabernet Franc, 25% Merlot<br />Alcohol content: 13.5<br />Total acidity: 5.03 g/l<br />Residual sugars: 1 g/l<br />Extract: 30.5 m/l<br />Colour: intense purple red with ruby reflections<br />Bouquet: still hermetic, closed nose, with hints of ripe fruit and balsamic notes<br />Taste: full and velvety tannic structure prevails in the mouth. Wine of ample volume and longevity.<br />

AMA 2016<br />Chianti Classico DOCG<br /><br />With the 2010 vintage and the birth of the Gran Selezione in Chianti Classico, AMA was born almost entirely from Sangiovese grapes.This wine is produced from vines<br />cultivated at a high density (5,200 plants/ha), with grapes harvested entirely by hand in young vines of an average age of 10-12 years.<br /><br />CLIMATE: The winter was mild and rainy. In April we had a rapid rise in temperature, while May and June were unstable. Finally, in July, summer arrived, characterised by<br />large temperature differences between day and night, which favoured the development of aromas and flavours. Despite the hailstorm at the end of August, the grapes were<br />healthy. After numerous samplings and organoleptic analyses in the vineyard and in the laboratory, the grapes were harvested by hand in 10-12 kg crates on 26 September<br />for the Merlot and on 3-4 October for the Sangiovese. The harvest was full of expectations, which were not betrayed.<br /><br />VINIFICATION: The vinification was induced by indigenous yeasts and separated by variety in steel tanks at a controlled temperature between 30/32°, with manual pumping<br />over and a total stay (cuvaison) of 26 days for the Sangiovese and 26 days for the Merlot. After racking, the wine underwent malolactic fermentation in steel tanks.<br /><br />AGING: At the end of malolactic fermentation, the two varieties were blended. The wine was then put into fine-grained oak barriques, without the use of new wood, and<br />bottled in January.<br /><br />TECHNICAL DATA OF THE WINE<br />First vintage produced: 2010<br />Grapes: 96% Sangiovese, 4% Merlot<br />Alcohol content: 13%.<br />Total acidity: 5, 2 g/l<br />Residual sugars: &lt;1 g/l<br />Extract: 29,3 m/l<br /><br />Colour: ruby red with vermillion reflections<br />Bouquet: fruity, cherry, raspberry and fresh red fruit<br />Taste: elegant and harmonious with spicy and well-proportioned notes at first impact<br />

Fontodi<br />Chianti Classico<br />DOCG<br /><br />Denomination: Chainti Classico DOCG<br /><br />Grape variety: Sangiovese<br /><br />Vineyard: Various vineyards on the estate<br /><br />Density: 6,000 vines per hectare<br /><br />Training system: Guyot<br /><br />Vinification:<br />Spontaneous fermentation with indigenous yeasts and maceration in stainless steel tanks with fullers and thermal control for at least 2 weeks.<br /><br />Maturation: In Troncais and Allier barriques for 18 months.<br />

Name: Montepulciano d'Abruzzo DOC Villa Gemma Rosso Riserva<br />Grapes: Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 100%.<br />Alcoholic strength: 14.50%.<br />First year of production: 1984<br />Municipality of production and altitude of the vineyards: S. Martino S. Marrucina, 400 m above sea level<br />Type of soil of the vineyards: clay / calcareous<br />Yield per hectare: 80 q.li<br />Training system: Plain Guyot<br />Harvest time: End of October<br />Fermentation: stainless steel tank until 1996 and wood from 1997, from 2013 in stainless steel. Maturation for 36 months, 18/24 in barriques, then 2/3 years in bottle.<br />

<br />Grape varieties: Red grapes, typical of Salento.<br />Area: San Marzano, Salento, Apulia. About 100 metres above sea level.<br />Soil: Medium-textured, clayey, shallow with a good presence of skeleton.<br />Cultivation: Sapling not less than 50 years old (4,500 per hectare).<br />Harvest: September.<br />Vinification: Manual harvesting of the slightly overripe grapes; destemming-crushing, cold pre-fermentation maceration and subsequent start of alcoholic fermentation with<br />indigenous yeasts. Final racking with soft presses.<br />Ageing: Malolactic fermentation in stainless steel tanks followed by 12 months in French oak barriques.<br />Organoleptic characteristics: Ruby red colour with purple reflections; intense and complex bouquet with fruity notes of plum and jam and spicy tertiary scents reminiscent of<br />vanilla and liquorice; intense on the palate, with great structure and softness, long finish.<br />Pairings: Robust first courses, red meats and game. Meditation wine.<br />Serve at: 18 °C.<br />Alcoholic Grade: 14,5% vol.<br />

<br />Capisme-e<br />LANGHE NEBBIOLO<br />D.O.C.<br /><br />Capisme-e is a philosophy, an introductory key to the world of Nebbiolo.<br />Piedmontese dialect: 'Capisme-e, understand me', enter my world!<br />Nebbiolo laid bare, in all its purity, a version with a distinct personality typical of<br />Monforte d'Alba.<br /><br />First vintage produced: 2009<br />Grape varieties: Nebbiolo<br />Vinification: Maceration on the skins with delicate extraction and maximum attention to preserving the fruity aromas.<br /><br />Aging in steel and amphora.<br />

<br />Trevigne<br />BARBERA OF ALBA<br />D.O.C.<br /><br />Barbera is the queen of the Langhe; and it is with the respect that is due to a queen<br />And it is with the respect due to a queen that we create our TreVigne: 3 different plots, with unique<br />an orchestra that plays on the notes of red fruit, seeking a balance between softness and vibrant acidity.<br />softness and vibrant acidity typical of this variety.<br /><br />First vintage produced: 1989<br /><br />Grape varieties: Barbera<br />Vinification: Harvested at perfect maturity, maceration follows to extract all the potential and richness of the grapes, without losing their natural freshness.<br /><br />Maturation is in French oak to complete and add roundness.<br />

Percristina<br />BAROLO<br />D.O.C.G.<br /><br />As a tribute to their daughter, Domenico and Giuliana chose a vineyard with a marvellous southern exposure in the<br />south-facing vineyard in the Cru Mosconi, with the intention of creating their most important Barolo, capable of defying time.<br />time.<br /><br />Vineyard: Percristina<br />Municipality: Monforte d'Alba<br />MGA: Mosconi<br />First vintage produced: 1995<br /><br />PERCRISTINA is an invaluable taste experience: a timeless Barolo, capable of leaving its mark on generations of enthusiasts, spanning the years. The flagship wine of the<br />winery, a wine for expert connoisseurs of Barolo.<br /><br />In the glass you relive 10 long years of refinement: it has a rare taste texture, a multitude of sensations and nuances, dense with history, with deep emotional and affective<br />meaning; much more than a wine. PERCRISTINA is a work produced only in the best vintages.<br />

Ciabot Mentin<br />BAROLO<br />D.O.C.G.<br /><br />The first flag placed by Domenico in Ginestra and the first wine with which he made himself known in the world. One of the wines that have made the history of the Barolo<br />appellation in its entirety over the last 30 years.<br /><br />Vineyard: Ciabot Mentin<br />Municipality: Monforte d'Alba<br />MGA: Ginestra<br />First vintage produced: 1982<br /><br />The name of this wine reveals the importance of the vineyard: 'Ciabot' is a house in the vineyards, almost a tool shed; while 'Mentin' is the owner from whom Domenico<br />bought this plot.<br /><br />The name of the vineyard after the change of ownership has remained the same, as tradition dictates: the owners pass on, but the land remains.<br />The vineyard carries its name and makes great those who are lucky enough to work with it.<br />

Ciabot Mentin<br />BAROLO<br />D.O.C.G.<br /><br />The first flag placed by Domenico in Ginestra and the first wine with which he made himself known in the world. One of the wines that have made the history of the Barolo<br />appellation in its entirety over the last 30 years.<br /><br />Vineyard: Ciabot Mentin<br />Municipality: Monforte d'Alba<br />MGA: Ginestra<br />First vintage produced: 1982<br /><br />The name of this wine reveals the importance of the vineyard: 'Ciabot' is a house in the vineyards, almost a tool shed; while 'Mentin' is the owner from whom Domenico<br />bought this plot.<br /><br />The name of the vineyard after the change of ownership has remained the same, as tradition dictates: the owners pass on, but the land remains.<br />The vineyard carries its name and makes great those who are lucky enough to work with it.<br />

Arte<br />LANGHE ROSSO<br />D.O.C.<br /><br />Since 1981 Arte has symbolised our desire to experiment; the curiosity to seek out new and unexplored paths, without ever forgetting where we come from.<br />This is how Arte was born, from the balance between two such different but complementary varieties. Structure and character from Nebbiolo, softness and<br />and elegance from Barbera.<br /><br />First vintage produced: 1981<br />Grape varieties: Nebbiolo 90% + Barbera 10%.<br /><br />Vinification: Nebbiolo and Barbera are vinified separately to obtain the maximum expression of both varieties. Aged in French barriques for 12 months, then blended before<br />bottling.<br />