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1 package of 24 pieces of crunchy toasted hazelnuts covered with dark and milk chocolate.
Tenuta Pennita's Poggio al Monte extra virgin olive oil is a blend of Correggiolo, Nostrana and Ghiacciola. It is a limpid, yellow oil with green reflections. The nose is characterised by vegetal notes of tomato and artichoke. In the mouth the marked bitterness and spicy tone emerge. The correspondence of the olfactory sensations is very pleasant.
The Friuli Isonzo Bianco DOC Flors di Uis di Vie di Romans is a stupendous and well-chosen blend of Malvasia, Riesling and Friulano, capable of delighting the palate and the mind: full, fragrant, juicy and tasty. Passion fruit, mango, floral notes, sweet spices, vanilla nuances: all the scents almost seem to come to life in the glass and reach the nose, literally satisfying it.
On tasting, the wine continues to be very expressive, with a predominance of the floral over the other flavours.
It is deep, vivid and structured.
Pedro Ximenez Sherry is characterised by its greater body and more intense aromas of cooked fruits and jams. This makes it the dessert Sherry par excellence. Robust and structured, Fernando de Castilla's PX is an excellent expression of this complex wine.
Sweet but never cloying, it appeals for its fruity flavours and long, smooth vanilla note. An excellent product.
Very dark mahogany in colour, the nose is elegant and complex with fruity notes, hints of cocoa and coffee, vanilla and nuts. In the mouth the flavours are of ripe fruit and reminiscent of sultanas, returning to vanilla and coffee which are dominant.
The finish is wonderfully long and sweet without ever being cloying.
Il Poggione's Brunello di Montalcino Riserva Vigna Paganelli is made from 100% Sangiovese grapes. Il Poggione cultivates the grapes that give life to this label within the I Paganelli vineyard, planted in 1964.
Once the grapes have been selected during the harvesting phase, they are vinified in steel, with submerged caps for 20 days, fermenting in steel thanks to the presence of indigenous yeasts, at a controlled temperature, also carrying out malolactic fermentation. The wine is then aged for 48 months in 30 and 50 hectolitre French oak barrels and then, after bottling, for a long period directly in glass.
