Special features: "Tirso" is the invented name that we wanted to use for this wine and refers to a ritual stick wrapped in ivy, vine leaves and bunches of grapes. According to mythology, the faithful of Dionysus (also called Bacchus), the Greek god of vines, wine and mystical delirium, exultantly agitated him at parties where a heated atmosphere reigned. This Grumello is part of the classic line called "Wines of the Dei”...one of the divine “nectars” produced on the steep terraces of Valtellina.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 13,505 vol.

Special features: the Nebbiolo “Chiavennasca” grapes come from the “Inferno” area of Valtellina Superiore Docg. The name says it all…. we are in the smallest area of the denomination, just over 50 hectares where the slopes of the Valtellina vineyard are close to 75%, therefore the exposure of the dry-stone walls to the sun obviously has a greater effect, creating truly "infernal" temperatures, in particular during the summer season.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 13,50%

Special features: “Efèsto”, a fantasy name that we wanted to use for this wine, is the God of fire and this mythological figure goes well with the characteristics of the area from which the wine comes. This Inferno is part of the classic line called "Vini degli Dei"...one of the divine "nectars" produced on the steep terraces of Valtellina.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 13% vol.

Special features: It is produced exclusively with grapes of the Nebbiolo "Chiavennasca" variety, trained according to the Guyot system modified with the Valtellinese arch system. These grapes are vinified after drying for about 3 months in a "fruit cellar" (dry and well-ventilated room) after being harvested by Cantina Nera exclusively by hand, within the production areas of Valtellina Docg and Doc wines; the healthiest and ripest bunches are selected, in order to obtain a very high quality wine.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 15% vol.