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I Sodi Di San Niccolò was first produced in 1977 in Castellare di Castellina, a small village located between Florence and Siena, in the heart of the Chianti Classico appellation in Italy.
First Italian wine to appear in the Top 100 of Wine Spectator in 1988, it also obtained the distinction of "Best Italian Red Wine" in 2018.
Since the creation of the Estate, its owner, Paolo Penarai, since joined by the famous oenologist Alessandro Callai, has sought to reconcile tradition, innovation and respect for the environment: I Sodi Di San Niccolò is thus one of the rare Supertuscans produced exclusively from native grape varieties (85% Sangioveto / 15% Malvasia Nera).
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Castellar di Castellina is a renowned wine brand based in the Chianti Classico region of Tuscany, Italy. Established in 1970, the estate is known for its commitment to the quality and authenticity of Tuscan wines.
The Castellar di Castellina range primarily features Chianti Classico wines, crafted from traditional grape varieties such as Sangiovese, often complemented by local varieties like Canaiolo and Colorino. Castellar di Castellina wines are valued for their finesse, complexity, and elegance, offering aromas of cherry, plum, leather, and spices, with well-integrated tannins and a balanced structure.
The estate’s philosophy combines traditional and modern winemaking methods, with a strong focus on vineyard management and oak aging. Each wine reflects the unique terroir of Chianti Classico, providing an authentic tasting experience that celebrates the heritage and quality of the region.
Garrus is now considered one of the best Rosé in the world. From the most beautiful plots of Château d´Esclans, whose vines are over 80 years old, this extraordinary wine will take you into a new dimension of Rosé de Provence. Harvests only from sunrise until midday, grapes sorted three times manually and electronically. De-stemming and light crushing at 7-8 ° C to prevent...
A Second Growth in the 1855 classification, Château de Myrat 1996 is a distinguished sweet wine from Barsac, known for its elegance and freshness. After nearly three decades of aging, it offers a rich and complex bouquet: candied apricot, honey, orange marmalade, white flowers, and a hint of saffron. The palate shows a beautiful balance between sweetness and acidity, with a...
Château d'Esclans Rosé 2023 is an exceptional Rosé produced by Sacha Lichine : Harvesting at sunrise to noon. Grapes are sorted by optical eye electronically and manually three times. Destemming and slight crushing at 7-8°C to avoid oxydation. Free run juice and first slight pressing. No maceration. Both free run juice and pressed juice partially vinified in demi-muids...
This 2019 Nuits-Saint-Georges from Bouchard Père & Fils showcases the pure character of this emblematic Côte de Nuits terroir. The nose opens with beautiful red and dark fruit notes, enhanced by spicy accents and subtle oak. On the palate, it is structured, generous and well-rounded, supported by fine yet firm tannins and a refreshing tension that brings balance and...
Franck Bonville Brut Grand Cru Blanc de Blancs is an emblematic wine, a standard of the style of the Bonville house, finesse, elegance and smoothness thanks in particular to the choice of reserve wines.
Laurent-Perrier Brut Millésimé 2012 is the choice of an exceptional year and a selection of the Grands Crus of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. A rare and exceptional wine that expresses the character of a year in the style of Laurent-Perrier.
An exceptional cognac for an exceptional man, Louis Vallet (4th generation), who launched bottle sales at Château Montifaud. The L50 is a rare blend of very old cognacs and constitutes one of the most prestigious qualities of cognac from the House. The first cognac distilled by Louis Vallet was selected to be part of this blend.
Franck Bonville Rosé Grand Cru is a Cuvée that perfectly combines the chalky tension of Chardonnays from the Côte des Blancs with the fine and fruity notes of Pinot Noir from Ambonnay.
I Sodi Di San Niccolò was first produced in 1977 in Castellare di Castellina, a small village located between Florence and Siena, in the heart of the Chianti Classico appellation in Italy.
First Italian wine to appear in the Top 100 of Wine Spectator in 1988, it also obtained the distinction of "Best Italian Red Wine" in 2018.
Since the creation of the Estate, its owner, Paolo Penarai, since joined by the famous oenologist Alessandro Callai, has sought to reconcile tradition, innovation and respect for the environment: I Sodi Di San Niccolò is thus one of the rare Supertuscans produced exclusively from native grape varieties (85% Sangioveto / 15% Malvasia Nera).
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