Italy (6)

Ammasso Rosso Sicilia (75 cl), €19.99

Ammasso stands for a traditional winemaking technique that still today is used to vinify the best parcels. The wine results opulent but gently balanced. Candied notes and toasted hints ensure a flavorful and sensual palate. To be served between 14 and 16 C°. The best match? Let your senses drive you... responsibly.

Cantina Tombacco Aglianico (75 cl), €15.00

Aglianico is a black grape grown in the southern regions of Italy, mostly Basilicata and Campania. It produces a full-bodied wine with firm tannins and high-acidity giving it good aging potential. This Aglianico is a dark, deep ruby red with enjoyable cherry and red berries fragrance followed by a marked vanilla and spicy note. A soft, pleasant mouth feel with nuances of cherry, plum and spice. Pairs beautifully with all roasted red meats and aged cheeses.

Cantina Zaccagnini Montepulciano D'Abruzzo (75 cl), €16.50

Enjoy this fruity Montepulciano d'Abruzzo with your favorite pasta dish or BBQ of your choice.

Forte Ambrone Vino Rosso (75 cl), €15.00

Since 1956 the Forte family selects the best Italian wines. In the last years Luca Forte has joined his father Sandro in his search for wines meant for the International markets. Forte Ambrone Rosso is an example of how the quality and image of the best Italian classic wines can meet the taste of an International audience, telling a story of family, tradition and art of winemaking.

Il Capolavoro Appassimento (75 cl), €10.00

Il Capolavoro is created with Italian love, carefully selected to be enjoyed with food and friends. Appassimento wines are created by doing a natural partial dehydration of the grapes, in order to produce a greater concentration of colours, aromas and flavours. This wine has an intense, deep ruby red color with a very fruity, rich, spicy and black pepper nose. The taste is also full of body, very intense and spicy, yet smooth and full of flavours.

Masi Campofiorin (75 cl), €19.00

This logo countersigns Masi's expertise in the XXI century in enhancing aromas and tastes using also lightly semi-dried grapes (leggero Appassimento). The original Masi wine made since 1964 using local Veronese grapes and produced with a technique developed by the Masi Technical Group. Rich, intense, with good length and soft tannins.