best italian wines from cellars to worldwide

7
BEST ITALIAN WINES FROM CELLARS TO WORLDWIDE Your partner of trust +39 3498585041 [email protected] Via Ticino 12, 22073, Fino Mornasco (CO) (I) www.barone1889.com P. IVA (VAT n.): IT 03914290139 LOMBARDIA LE FRACCE VENETO CORTE BACARO TOSCANA AISNA CANNETO UMBRIA TENUTE BALDO MARCHE CIGNANO

Upload: others

Post on 07-Dec-2021

3 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

TRANSCRIPT

BEST ITALIAN WINES FROM CELLARS TO WORLDWIDE

Your partner of trust

+39 3498585041

[email protected]

Via Ticino 12, 22073, Fino Mornasco (CO) (I)

www.barone1889.com

P. IVA (VAT n.): IT 03914290139

LOMBARDIA LE FRACCE

VENETO CORTE BACARO

TOSCANA AISNA

CANNETO

UMBRIA TENUTE BALDO

MARCHE CIGNANO

LE FRACCE

LOMBARDIA

Mairano di Casteggio (Pavia)

www.lefracce.com

Place where the interaction between man, art

and nature draws a mosaic of rare beauty, Tenuta

Le Fracce represents, through its wines, the

classicism of a territory and the contemporaneity

of the man that today creates them: we love to

say Pride of Lombardy.

The estate is home of the Bussolera-Branca

Foundation, the secular park – with ancient

statues and hundreds of specimens of trees,

even secular trees and flowering plants – hosts

the collections of antique horse carts, buggies

and vintage cars, of which the lawyer Fernando

Bussolera was a great lover, beside the cellars of

Tenuta Le Fracce.

In 1999 the winemaker Roberto Gerbino took

over the helm of the winery beginning a new

course in the history of Le Fracce.

Today the wines of Le Fracce fully represent the

ideals of the founder and Roberto’s ideas:

• promote environmentally friendly

viticulture, preserving the health of the

land, to be left as a heritage for future

generations;

• develop and preserve biological diversity,

favouring natural resources;

• enhance the local vines;

• to encourage experimentation in order to

improve quality in wine production and

favour new creations.

The labels representing the winery today are 12:

from the Pinot Noir-based Sparkling Wines

to the Whites based on Riesling Renano, Pinot

Grigio and Pinot Bianco, as well as to the

historical blending Bohemi and Cirgà, through

the Pinot Noirs till the indigenous Bonarda

and Barbera.

A mosaic of wines that perfectly reflects the

history, effervescence and dynamism of Le Fracce.

CORTE BACARO

VENETO

Summaga di Portogruaro (Venezia)

www.cortebacaro-vini.it

Our company’s story began with its enterprising owner and

founder Sergio Bellia. Exactly like his grandfather and father, he

has been successful in transmitting a love of the land and its fruits

to his children Mirko and Jessica, with the help of his wife Mara.

Constant efforts to implement innovation, increasing synergy

between production and marketing and, above all, a true passion

for wine making, have made Corte Bacaro one of the star

wineries on the Italian wine scene. The winery is designed

to welcome visitors as well as those who work there and is built

to the most modern criteria of environmental sustainability.

Our vineyards: the soil at Portogruaro is rich in limestone and

calcareous clay. The vineyards are located in the renowned Lison

DOCG area, just a few kilometres from the Venetian coast.

The results achieved by Corte Bacaro are based on reduced

yield per hectare, refinement of existing vineyards and the

setting up of new ones with a high number of plants per hectare.

CANNETO

TUSCANY

Montepulciano (Siena)

www.cannetowinetasting.com

Canneto wine estate is situated on the western

side of Montepulciano, near the splendid

church of San Biagio, offers the visitor a

breath-taking view and has a long wine-

making tradition. Having purchased it, the

new owners renovated the buildings respecting

their original purpose, building a new cellar,

buying machinery and equipment, taking care

of and renewing the vineyards and olive trees.

The farm consists of 48 hectares, 30 of which

are under vine, with 16 being reserved for the

production of Vino Nobile di Montepulciano

DOCG. A further 4 hectares are planted

with olive trees for the production of Extra

Virgin Olive Oil D.O.P Terre di Siena.

Careful vinification, the choice of the vineyard

location, the bottling, are some of the aspects

which receive our utmost care and attention.

Every year we try to do better.

Nothing is taken for granted, we constantly

invest i n t he estate to improve it.

We want Canneto to be recognized both

for the excellence of its wines and for

the quality of the hospitality we offer to

everyone visiting the farmhouse and cellar.

AISNA

TUSCANY

Montalcino (Siena)

www.aisna.wine

It were the Etruscans who introduced viticulture in Tuscany and

Italy. This ancient people were so skilled in growing grapes

and making wine that large quantities of Etruscan wine were

marketed along the Mediterranean routes and over the Alps.

We decided to call our wine “AISNA”, which in Etruscan meant

“Divine” and to depict in our coat of arms Fuflun, god of wine,

with a cup of wine in his hand while Artames, goddess of the

cycles of nature and fertility, he hands him a bunch of grapes.

Producing high quality wines means selecting the best grapes

and only in favorable years, taking care not to ruin it in the

cellar. Our Brunello di Montalcino DOCG is created to

accompany special moments of life, even before dishes; that

is why we want it represent all the characteristics and typicality

of our splendid territory and of the vintage, to give those who

taste it the pleasure of a unique product.

Our grapes, ripened under the hot summer sun, are harvested

in the first days of October, when they reach the ideal sugar

content and organoleptic intensity to naturally guarantee a

great concentrations of aromas and flavors.

TENUTE BALDO

UMBRIA

Bastia Umbra (Perugia)

www.tenutebaldo.com

The company, deeply tied to its territory, in the

heart of Umbria region owns about 53 hectares

of vineyard and can boast the production of both

Umbrian DOCG: Sagrantino di Montefalco,

and the Torgiano Rosso Riserva.

In the wonderful hills of Torgiano, along the road

“Vini del Cantico”, there are 40 hectares, where

the Grechetto, the autochthonous Umbrian

grape, is grown, together the Pinot Grigio,

Chardonnay, Riesling, Trebbiano, Cabernet

Sauvignon, Merlot, Canaiolo and Sangiovese,

the main variety of the denomination of Torgiano.

The remaining 12 hectares are located on the

suggestive hills of Montefalco, an ideal area for

the noble Sagrantino di Montefalco, a

grape which contains a very high quantity of

polyphenols, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and

Sangiovese.

Great care and attention is given to the cultivation

with traditional methods, combined with

technological innovations that are focused on

the limitation of production to respect the

environment and the integrated production rules;

the grapes are rigorously harvested by hand.

The reduction of sulphites is allowed by the use

of natural origin adjuvants and specific

oenological techniques.

CIGNANO

MARCHE

Fossombrone (Pesaro e Urbino)

www.cignano.com

Cignano takes its name from the area in which its

crops arise, an estate on the hills of the Marche

inland. The company, with its 120,000 vines of

Bianchello, Sauvignon Blanc, Sangiovese

and Montepulciano, 500 olive trees, spelled

and ancient grains.

These grapes give life to: San Leone Bianchello

del Metauro Doc Superiore, Superbo Ancestrale

Bianchello del Metauro Doc Superiore, macerated

for six months in terracotta jars of Impruneta,

Bianco Assoluto Bianchello del Metauro Doc

Campo della Cicala, Sauvignon Blanc IGT

Marche, Sottovento Colli Pesaresi Sangiovese Doc.

Wanting to remain tethered to tradition, to the

knowledge of the fathers, to the natural vocation

of a profession is the Cignano’s philosophy:

Love for the land and for the scents of

wine.

The foundation of Cignano dates back to the early

sixties when Antonio and Mario Bucchini, already

bounded to sharecropping and agriculture,

approached viticulture with great intuition.

Now the company is run by Fabio and Annibale

who, together with their families, look to the

future.

Starting from the harvest done by hand, to the

selection of grapes that grown with organic

method.

The company is facing the transition to a

complete organic production, consistently with

the ethical principle of the Cignano philosophy,

and not of marketing.