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.
Prosecco Superiore Extra Dry Bandarossa is a tribute to the historic founder Giuliano Bortolomiol. Starting in the 1970s, he would draw an identifying symbol on his favourite Extra Dry wines with a red pencil, which he then reserved for his closest friends.
Hence the name Bandarossa, which since 1986 has become a national label and represents a selection of the most excellent Extra Dry wines produced by the winery.
Its success was remarkable, to the point of becoming one of the most appreciated and recognised bottles for its very high quality.
It is produced as a Millesimato from the best Glera grapes of the vintage, vinified according to the Martinotti method and dosed with the sugar level according to regulations.
Prosecco di Valdobbiadene Dry Superiore di Cartizze Bortolomiol is made from pure Glera grapes from vineyards located on the Cartizze hill, within the municipality of Valdobbiadene.
Harvesting takes place during the second half of September, strictly by hand. The traditional white vinification of the grapes precedes the "presa di spuma", which takes place according to the Martinotti method of re-fermentation inside autoclaves.
A rest on its lees for 30 to 90 days completes the course of this excellent Cartizze.
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.
