Petit Clos Sauvignon Blanc, is intensely refreshing and juicy with concentrated bright fruit flavors. Hints of minerality come through, giving a taste of the wine’s Clos Henri origins and the Bourgeois family winegrowing style.
Planted half in 1964 and half in 1999, this is an elegant, refined fruit-driven wine with a good structured impression on the palate. The Kimmeridgian escarpment of Fourchaume is reputed to produce some of the best Chablis wines and the South West exposure of the vines means that they bask
Clear aromas of cherry and clemetine, with floral, peppery accents. Supple, dry, and impressively complex on the palate, offering loads of juicy red fruit flavor. More floral notes on the lingering, spicy finish.
Bright yellow with greenish reflexes. Ripe fruit flavors of quince, lychee and pink grapefruit with fresh herbal aromas of sage and mint. A light wine offering irresistible quaffability.
Mosconi, located in Monforte d’Alba, is characterized by a white and tufaceous marly soil. Known for the perfect combination of structure, elegance, and concentration of fruit. The wine spent 18 months aging on the lees in oak barrels before bottling.
Deep amber in color with intense aromas of honey. The wine is intense, full and very harmonious on the palate with a long, persistent finish. Delicious with Tuscan desserts, specifically dried fruit and biscotti.
The wine is clean, crisp while preserving the delicate citric fruits and green apple flavors. Our Pinot Grigio is dry, refreshing, lively and easy to drink. Excellent as aperitif or with seafood salads and fish dishes. Perfect with vegetarian or white meat dishes.
A great classic obtained from the Cortese grapes, a white wine which expresses truth and territory with its unique strength and freshness. Lively, fresh and fruity, this Gavi donates harmonic flavours and a contemporary spontaneity.
2012 was challenging vintage with frost hitting in April, followed by hailstorms and one of the hottest summers on record, reducing crops in some villages by as much as 40%. Ultimately, the frost and hail that reduced the crop earlier in the year meant the harvested grapes showed healthy concentration
