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“Erbatino” by Gueli It owes its name to the chalky soils rich in minerals, which in the local dialect are called “Erbatino”. Produced with Nero d'Avola grapes, it is vinified in concrete tanks, and refines for at least two years in oak barrels. It offers balsamic aromas to the nose from which various notes of aromatic herbs emerge, while in the background a light fruity nuance makes room. The taste is warm and consistent, guided by an evident but never invasive tannic texture.
Region: Sicily.
Grapes: Nero d'Avola
Alcohol content: 14%.
Aging: 24-30 months in wooden barrels.
Contains sulfites
Brunello di Fonterenza is a work of biodynamic craftsmanship born from the ancient clay, marl, and schist soils of Montalcino. Vinified with spontaneous fermentations in oak and concrete vats, without any technological control, this Brunello is the portrait of a nature that resists and exalts itself. The nose is deep and sunny: black cherry preserved in alcohol, scorched Mediterranean scrub, and a bloody, mineral note that reveals its rocky origins. On the palate, it is powerful and enveloping, with noble tannins and a seemingly endless persistence. A "living" wine, unfiltered and imbued with the Tuscan soul, capable of transforming a difficult season into a sip of rare nobility and warmth.
Region: Tuscany
Grapes: Sangiovese.
Alcohol content: 14.5%.
Aging: 47 months in 20 hl and 23 hl wooden barrels.
Contains sulfites
Achille di Case Corini is a wine resulting from a vinification of red grapes. It is an elegant wine in its rusticity, with aromas of berries, dried plum, undergrowth, tobacco, cinchona, rhubarb, notes of aromatic herbs and spices. In the mouth it is full-bodied, crunchy with tannins in evidence and a very good persistence
Grapes: Red grapes.
Alcohol content: 15,5%.
Aging: A few months in wooden barrels.
Contains sulfites