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Flagship wine of Poggio al Tufo project, it is the first wine made by the Tommasi family in Tuscany Maremma. A blend of Sangiovese and Cabernet Sauvingon with refined and warm features, which fascinates for liveliness and elegance.
Rompicollo is a Tuscan blend of Sangiovese and Cabernet Sauvignon from the famous volcanic tuff soils in the wild Maremma countryside, in what can be considered Italy’s far west.
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Tasting Note
A deep, bright ruby red in color, on the nose it offers an elegant, varied bouquet of ripe berry fruits (such as blackberries and raspberries), dried aromatic herbs and delicate sweet spices. On the palate it is full-bodied, mellow and mouth-filling, with velvety tannins. Though richly flavored, it displays an attractive suppleness in the mouth.
Serving Suggetions
Ideal with risottos and rich pasta dishes, white meats, Italian cold cuts,
and cheeses (both fresh and moderately aged).
Origin
Sangiovese and Cabernet Sauvignon grapes are selected exclusively
from the vineyard in the Pitigliano estate. The exposure is south-west and the soil is rich in tuff. The vines are planted with guyot with an average density of 6500 vines per hectare.
Grapes
Sangiovese 60%, Cabernet Sauvignon 40%
Vinification and Maturation
Controlled-temperature fermentation for 10 days in stainless steel vats. Maturation for 12 months in 65 hl Slavonian oak casks.
Alcohol
13% by vol.
Temp. Serving
16-18°C
VALPOLICELLA SUPERIORE
The Valpolicella Superior Ferragù is a wine of great temper and structure which completely departs from the usual category wine. It is a wine with a faceted personality, vivid color, noble and excellent tannic persistence.
Intense ruby red colour.
A fruit flavor reaches the nose and it perfectly blends itself with spiced and vanilla flavor.
It results full, smooth and persistent to the mouth.
A clean wine, of great content. A wine of stature with superb clarity.
The Ferragù’s Valpolicella Superior is a great fine red wine which can remarkably well atend red meats, braised meats, roast and most of all venison.
It’s also suggested with salami, aged cheese and typical dishes..
Pinot Noir, a wine developed in detail, sculpted with devotion and care in the pursuit of the perfect balance.
It expects from the enologist the same mastery of a sculptor as scrupulous as talented and creative: his majesty the Pinot Noir is demanding, though, in the end, it gives back as much.
Its aromas and flavors bring out an elegance that few other wines can boast. A refinement which materializes in the cherry red, moulded in the rich minerality of the grapes. The work of research and modeling is intense: the result is a work of art.

Aromi in prevalenza erbacei e vegetali, spaziano dal peperone verde all’ortica, dalla foglia di pomodoro all’erba falciata
Medium intensity ruby red color. The aroma is vinous, characteristic, pleasant and delicate, reminiscent of the fruits that ripen in the area: cherries, morello cherries and plums. The taste is dry, full-bodied, slightly bitter, savory and harmonious, captivating for the pungent note of ginger, typical in Nicolis wines. It is the ideal wine for the complete everyday meal, it does not weigh down, in the fast midday meal. Provocative but to be tried with eels and fatty fish, it has no equal with pizza.
Un vino che nasce dalla bellezza del paesaggio a Podere Casisano, circondato da boschi secolari, a 480 metri di altitudine, sulle colline a sud-est di Montalcino.
AROMA
White flowers of acacia, jasmine, bouquet of citrus such as pineapple, grapefruit and orange, apple, pear and mango and a light note of bananas.
Due Veneto Rosso IGT: every sculpture has a double soul. One hidden in the raw material, the other moulded by the hands of the sculptor. With precise gestures and finesse he extracts the perfect beauty concealed in the material. In the same way, only with equal accuracy and finesse, a wine like Due Veneto IGT can be achieved. A product made from Merlot and Cabernet Franc variety which expects attention and pursuit of detail.
The enologist’s job consists exactly in listening to the variety and the grapes answering the needs they express: in this case, a treatment which reproduces the technique of Ripasso.
The second fermentation – evoked by the name “Due” – corrects in fact any possible defect and leads to an excellent result.
To perfect beauty carved with the grapes.
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