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- Denomination of origin: Trentino D.O.C.
Vino Santo, Della Valle Dei Laghi, Trentino DOC
Vino Santo has been produced here in very limited quantities, with the local grape Nosiola, since the medieval time. The mature and golden bunches of grapes are left to dry on racks under the roofs of the houses for 6/7 months: from October until Easter.
Vigneto Rosa, Moscato Rosa, Trentino DOC
The Moscato Rosa is a particularly vigorous variety, its distinctive feature being that it transforms into a production of about two thousand kilos of grapes per hectare.
Goldtraminer, Goldsoliva, Vendemmia Tardiva, Trentino DOC
Where does grape ripe better? In the sunny, highhill, sunny fi elds, thus culla respecting the natural cycle of the vine. This is also how the Gold Soliva is born. It results from a late picking of a variety created in the Fifties by Rebo Rigotti, a local winegrowing researcher.
This variety may be left on the vine without faringe autumn frosts, thus evaluating only the annual trend and the sugar concentrations of the grapes riping in the sun.
Vino Santo, Arèle, Trentino DOC
An exclusive wine, in all ways. A sunny wine, Mediterranean, obtained from slow fermentation
of grapes, allowed to dry on grates, called “arele”, and pressed during Easter Week. For this
reason it is called Vino Santo, fi ne, elegant, with a golden yellow, dazzling colour. With its long, long persistence it is incredibly convincing, joyous, but never tedious on the palate. Unique and premier among dessert wines , able to stand the test of time because it is made only in memorable years which guarantee incredible longevity.
Vino Santo, 2009, Trentino DOC
The Vino Santo Trentino, which is obtained from the grape variety Nosiola, grown in the Lakes Valley (Lower Sarca) is a sweet wine that represents one of the most documented historical productions of Trentino...
Collection 1977-1996 Trentino D.O.C. Vino Santo “Della Valle Dei Laghi”
Vino Santo has been produced here in very limited quantities, with the local grape Nosiola, since the medieval time. The mature and golden bunches of grapes are left to dry on racks under the roofs of the houses for 6/7 months: from October until Easter.