Italian Wineries

Antica Vinicola Le Due Torri

Azienda vitivinicola "Meola Cosimo"

Tirico Antonio

Cantina Diomede

cantine vinicole Rodolà

Murales

The Murales company is still young, but in a few years has been able to demonstrate very good skills and expertise in the cultivation of the vine and in the production of wines of Sardinia. The estate now has seventeen hectares of land planted with vines for an annual production of sixty thousand bottles.

Feudo Ramaddini

Feudo Ramaddini was born in 2003 out of the determination and will of its founders, Carlo Scollo and Francesco Ristuccia, who were already highly committed in their greenhouse nursery firms to giving new value to the products of this corner of the island of Sicily. They were determined to carry on the history of wine production in Sicily and to renew and extend the market, finding new solutions which are the result of research and innovation.

Tenuta del Castello

The company has as its aims the development and promotion of wine–growing in Calabria, which mainly have to start from a careful selection of raw materials.

Masseria Falvo 1727

A small winery, cured by Ermanno and Piergiorgio Falvo personally to the smallest detail, with more passion than financial resources. With white floors and walls, polished stainless steel for fermentation and storage tanks, the winery has an organized appearance, an environment in which the colors and aromas of the wine will show all their glory. In the cellar tonneaux and barrique barrels made of French oaks (allier, never, troncais, centre and Vosges) make a fine show. Sized for a yearly maximum production of 200,000 bottles at the peak, on an area of 850 square meters, the winery has been operating since 2010. To direct the work in the winery is the winemaker Vincenzo Mercurio with his characteristic style, designed to minimize any technological intervention and to assure the most recognizable bouquets of grape varieties.

Masseria Capoforte

The Masseria Capoforte was born in the ancient soil of the Salento, amidst, fig, olive, and eucalyptus trees, along roads settled by Jesuit monks and noble Templar knights. In an utterly unique corner of the world, where the Mediterranean's most archaic waves wash a savage coast scorched by a blinding sun that startles the mind and forces it back in time. Into the land that was Magna Grecia and the Gateway to the East, that jealously guards the precious Gold of Taranto, a countryside studded with Romanesque cathedrals and watch towers. Here in the Greece of the Homeric myths. And thanks to Ettore, the man who encountered it.

Masseria Capoforte

The Masseria Capoforte was born in the ancient soil of the Salento, amidst, fig, olive, and eucalyptus trees, along roads settled by Jesuit monks and noble Templar knights. In an utterly unique corner of the world, where the Mediterranean's most archaic waves wash a savage coast scorched by a blinding sun that startles the mind and forces it back in time. Into the land that was Magna Grecia and the Gateway to the East, that jealously guards the precious Gold of Taranto, a countryside studded with Romanesque cathedrals and watch towers. Here in the Greece of the Homeric myths. And thanks to Ettore, the man who encountered it.

Masseria Capoforte

The Masseria Capoforte was born in the ancient soil of the Salento, amidst, fig, olive, and eucalyptus trees, along roads settled by Jesuit monks and noble Templar knights. In an utterly unique corner of the world, where the Mediterranean's most archaic waves wash a savage coast scorched by a blinding sun that startles the mind and forces it back in time. Into the land that was Magna Grecia and the Gateway to the East, that jealously guards the precious Gold of Taranto, a countryside studded with Romanesque cathedrals and watch towers. Here in the Greece of the Homeric myths. And thanks to Ettore, the man who encountered it.