by Bert Wiggers | May 6, 2023
TUSCANY, ITALY When you spot ‘Classico’ on your Chianti label, this refers to the original historic growing area which tends to have the best vineyards. The regional mascot, a distinctive black rooster, is displayed on the neck of the bottle. Expect wines...
by Bert Wiggers | May 6, 2023
VERONA, ITALY Rich, smooth and velvety, yet approachable and versatile at table. Marrying simplicity and grace with strength and majesty. Born in 1964, Campofiorin is one of the world’s best-loved traditional Italian classics, internationally recognised as a ‘wine of...
by Bert Wiggers | May 6, 2023
NORTHERN ITALY Maretti is the progressive representation of Italy’s regionalwinemaking. In the foothills of the Alps is home to thecountry’s finest and most sought-after wines. Vineyardsare planted high on steeply sloped ridges to catch maximumafternoon sunlight in...
by Bert Wiggers | May 6, 2023
VERONA, ITALY The new millennium of Pasqua Vigneti e Cantine began with the entry into the company of the thirdgeneration, bringing innovative and unconventional vision to the company and marking the beginning ofa new philosophy. These years saw the conclusion of the...
by Bert Wiggers | May 6, 2023
VALDOBBIADE, ITALY The grape used for the production of Prosecco is Glera, a typical variety of the north east of Italy since the Roman age, which makes up at least 85% of the grapes used. The percentage can be supplemented by native Glera Lunga, Verdiso, Perera,...
