სოვრანა (Sovrana) გამოხატავს თავის საუკეთესოს საგულდაგულო რაფინირების შემდეგ, რასაც ჰარმონიაში მოჰყავს ერთმანეთთან სურნელება და გემოს სიმკვეთრე და ინტენსიურობა.
არომატული, ბუნებრივი მწვანილეულის გემო და პიკანტურობა დომინირებს ამ ღვინის გამომაცოცხლებელ სურნელში. ზემო მაიპოს ხეობის ტიპიური ნოტები გამორჩეულს ხდიან ამ ნაზავს თამბაქოს, მიწისა და მინერალური ნიუანსებით.
This wine was created to redefine the Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc style. A real crowd pleaser, it is loved for its juicy, ripe flavours and restrained acidity. Each glass is brimming with succulent flavours of passionfruit, tropical fruit and crushed black currant leaf. The fruit flavour is balanced with crisp acidity and a distinct salty minerality, which combine to create a mouth-watering finish.
Shimmers medium gold. Vibrant notes of toffee, ginger and baked pineapple aromas waft from the glass. It's still incredibly youthful with touches of honey starting to emerge adding another layer to the luscious palate. Spiced nectarines mix with subtle hints of marmalade and umami notes of white button mushrooms in the mouth, alongside ginger, toffee and apple tarte tatin flavours - it's intriguing and incredibly delicious. The finish is mouthwatering, a trickle of acidity cleanses on its way out. This generously sized bottle of Sauternes should be shared lavishly with friends and a plate of cheese.
La Scolca Gavi DOCG Valentino is a renowned Italian white wine that encapsulates the essence of the Gavi region. Made from handpicked Cortese grapes, this wine boasts a beautiful straw-yellow color and a complex bouquet of floral notes, ripe stone fruits, and a hint of almond. The palate is elegant and refined, with a refreshing acidity and a lingering finish. La Scolca Gavi DOCG Valentino is a perfect accompaniment to seafood dishes, light pasta dishes, and fresh cheeses. Its impeccable balance and versatility make it a favorite among wine connoisseurs and a true expression of the terroir of the Gavi DOCG region.
Calafuria is produced from vineyards that extend along the Adriatic coastline. Its name comes from one of
the over 700 bays on the Apulian peninsula. The region boasts a long tradition for the production of rosé
wines made from Negroamaro, a variety that best expresses its full potential near the sea. Calafuria is a rosé
that is delicate, pleasantly fruity, savory and well-rounded, reflecting the aromas and colors of its home
territory, Salento.