Italian wines - 14 references for sale online

Gaetano Bertani is the great-grandson of one of the two founding brothers of the Bertani family.  

Gaetano, and his sons, Giovanni and Guglielmo, uphold the family tradition and philosophy. During the last quarter of the century, Gaetano Bertani has become one of the first winemakers in Italy to use high density planting methods, applying internationally recognized production techniques and creating standards of excellence that expresses a delicate balance between the classic "The Bertani Family Style" and the latest advances in wine technology.

Currently, Gaetano Bertani's holdings are made up of estates and vineyards in three different valleys of the Territory of Verona - Valpolicella, the Illasi valley and the Valpantena - with two main sites of winemaking activity, including winemaking , aging and bottling at the estate of Colognola ai Colli and at the villa of Negrar, Valpolicella.

Now in its sixth generation, the Bertani company continues in the tradition of one of the oldest winemaking families in Italy, with a solidly established history of excellence and the expertise born from unremitting efforts through the centuries to combine passion and skill with the power of the past.

A6mani is a small structure headed by three women;
This small family estate of 10 hectares is located near the mythical village of Salice Salentino, the temple of Apulian wines.

For a few years the producers of Puglia have focused on the quality of the wines. The wines were more powerful in the past, but careful vinification has now resulted in fruity and more vibrant wines.

Grape variety: Primotivo

Thermo-controlled maceration and alcoholic fermentation with selected yeasts for about 10 days.
Aging in French and American oak barrels for 6 months

The VILLA RAIANO Estate is located in IRPINA in southern Italy.
27 hectare property


White wine produced only with Greco grapes from three different vineyards located in as many municipalities of the province of Avellino and precisely: Montefusco, Tufo and Altavilla Irpina. The bunches are harvested manually and transported to the winery in small crates to avoid crushing the berries. The grapes are gently pressed in whole bunches to obtain the flowery must. Vinification and aging on fine lees for 4 months take place entirely in steel vats.

Vat vinification.

ROSSO DI MONTALCINO VENDEMIA 2019 GUISEPPE GORELLI 75CL

Varietal: 100% Sangiovese

Giuseppe Gorelli, oenologist, founded his winery in 2017 in Montalcino, in the province of Siena, a land of great reds that has always been dedicated to exceptional viticulture. The winery is located on the northwest side of the hill and the vineyards are planted exclusively with Sangiovese, a red grape variety that finds its natural habitat in Tuscany.

LAMBRUSCO REGGIANO DOLCE PETTIROSSO 

Lambrusco consists exclusively of the Lambrusco grape variety. The grapes are placed in tanks for fermentation.
Winegrowers do not wait until all the sugar is turned into alcohol to bottle the Lambrusco. Once locked, these residual sugars cause a second fermentation.
This gives a naturally sweet and slightly beading wine.

With its red dress and fine bubbles, the Lambrusco surprises.
Produced in the north of Italy, in the great plains of Emilie around Modena, this cuvée Pettirosso (Rouge Gorge) is a sweet wine (Dolce) slightly sparkling (frizzante).

BARBERA DEL MONFERRATO SUPERIOR GAUDIO MAURO 2020
Bricco Mondalino - Mauro Gaudio

 Grapes: 85% Barbera & 15% Freisa

Mauro Gaudio has been part of the leaders of Vineyard Monferrato wines for several years. Mr. Gaudio's wines are seductive for their complexity, minerality and finesse. The estate covers 13 hectares and produces 80 bottles. A real discovery! These wines are certainly safe bets in Piedmont and have a very good aging potential. 

The 2018 vintage offers us a rich and powerful wine.

BAROLO DOCG CEREQUIO MICHELE CHIARLO 2018

Varietal:NEBBIOLO

Located between the municipalities of La Morra and Barolo, Cerequio is considered one of the most prestigious crus of Barolo. A magnificent amphitheater of vines where soils, exposure and microclimate combine to create exceptional Barolos. "Position of choice", as Lorenzo Fantini described it in 1880, author of the first monograph on viticulture in the province of Cuneo, it was included among the "Top Category" wines by Renato Ratti, in the famous Mappa del Barolo published in 1965, the basis of the current classification in MGA, or Supplementary Geographical Definitions, which designates this area as having "absolute prestige".

Due to its geographical position, protected from the winds, Cerequio is nicknamed the “Riviera of the Langhe”. Here, Michele Chiarlo manages nine hectares of vineyards in Nebbiolo da Barolo, around 6 of which were acquired in 1988 from an estate that had cultivated them for more than two centuries without interruption.

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