Lagrein single-varietal In the Trentino dialect, the term pletter indicates a type of sedimentary rock (sandstone) from which some of our terrain originated. That term comes from the German Blätter, meaning leaves, because of the layers present in the rock. The resulting wine is aged for 12 months in barriques that have been used 3 or 4 times. Bottling usually takes place 18 months after the harvest. Once it is bottled, Pletter is aged an additional 6 months in the cellar before being sold.

Fantastic mix of classic grapes from the Lazio region. Each grape manages to bring their peculiar characteristic to this wine. The Nero Buono grape brings spicy notes while the Montepulciano grape transfers colour and a hint of fruit flavour, leaving the Cesanese grape to add the lean profile to it

Montalcino – Siena - Sant'Angelo hill overlooking the Orcia River, facing South-South West
and exposed to sun ray all day long.
S. Angelo in Colle. Hilly lands enjoying a favourable southern exposition which grants the
vineyards with the blessing of the sun rays the whole day long. Average height 300 m. above
sea level.4 years, 3 of which in 25-50 and 75 hl oak casks from Slavonic and Allier followed by at
least 12 months of refinement in bottles placed in storage at controlled temperature.