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Branko – Sauvignon DOC
Branko’s richly aromatic and highly distinctive Sauvignon offers a range of perceptions reminiscent of pennyroyal, sage, rosemary and elderflowers, tempting the nostrils with a thrillingly satisfying aromatic banquet. The fragrances derive from the grape’s genetic heritage and Igor has chosen not to layer them with the elegant toasty nuances of maturation in small oak, a procedure which is not used with this wine type. Structure and savoriness find perfect balance.
- Varietal: 100% Sauvignon
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- Country Hierarchy: Cormons, Friuli, Italy
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Cascina Boschetti Gomba – Roero Arneis DOCG
Seashells and sand are key to Roero Arneis. The best Roero Arneis wines taste like white melon generously sprinkled with sea salt. It's a nice combination: you get the fruit up front, but the saltiness makes it a great food wine and fresh in the summer. Roero is just across the Tanaro River from Barolo and was underwater 70,000 years ago lending the perfect soil to produce Barolo quality white varietals.
- Varietal: 100% Arneis
- Alcohol Content: 13.5%
- Country Hierarchy: Roero, Piedmont, Italy
- Color: Bright straw yellow.
- On the Nose: Fresh and fruity.
- Palate: Smooth, delicate, with a slightly bitter aftertaste.
- Serving Suggestions: Fish and shellfish dishes.
La Caplana – Gavi di Gavi DOCG
Gavi is known for its straw yellow color as well as fine intensity and good consistency. Its aroma is intense with the scent of white flower and an aromatic trace of minerals. The taste is pleasantly fresh, savory and balanced with a fine structure and an aftertaste of almonds.
Gavi is usually drank as a "young" new wine and maintains the special characteristics in the bottle over time. It goes well with appetizers as well as white meat and fish dishes. Italians are fond of drinking Gavi as an aperitif too.
- Varietal: 100% Cortese
- Alcohol Content: 12%
- Country Hierarchy: Gavi, Piedmont, Italy
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- Serving Suggestions: Oysters, clams, fish, shellfish, feta, brie, gruyere, havarti, mozzarella, ricotta
Ca de Medici – Bruscus Lambrusco DOC
Exuberant is the word to describe this wonderful wine. A generation ago, legions of mass-produced, sweetened-for-the-US market Lambrusco flowed all over America, ruining the reputation of the DOC until now. Today, Lambrusco is enjoying an incredible rebirth amongst lovers of clean, fresh, dry, fruit character with a hint of bubbles. A perfect aperitif, you won't be able to keep thar bottle in the fridge very long. Frothy deep ruby red love!
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- Alcohol Content: 8%
- Country Hierarchy: Emilia Romagna, Italy
- Color: Deep ruby red, with violet reflections and a fine perlage.
- On the Nose: Intense vinous bouquet with hints of ripe red fruits. Lively, fresh, sweet, and inviting with bright fruit and delightful sparkle.
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