sweet red wine Italy

...This red wine, IL POZZO Vino rosso Sangue di Giuda Oltrepòpavese DOC, is produced in the Italian region of Oltrepòpavese. With a capacity of 75 cl, this wine is a delightful blend of Barbera, Croatina, and Uva Rara grapes. It has an aroma of ripe fruit and a sweet, fruity taste. Excellent to enjoy with red meats, cheeses, or desserts.

Fattoria La Torre, wine, restaurant, room rental in San Gimignano Siena Italy. Fattoria La Torre in San Gimignano takes its name from the ancient medieval tower of the tenth century that still characterizes the agricultural village of the estate La Villa on the hills of San Gimignano. The company is located in the center of one of the most picturesque and fascinating landscapes in the world: land...

...The bond between land and wine has always been strong. The historian Giovanni Antonio Pecci, in the early 18th century, in a report for the Grand Duke of Tuscany, describes the location of the current winery as "on an easily accessible hill entirely cultivated with vines and olives, there stands the small castle." In 1902, Abbadia Ardenga received its first significant award for table wines aged over a year, dedicated to companies that were already exporting outside of Italy. The current company was renewed in 1934 with the update of its Statute.

... many respects, organic, deserving to be fully enjoyed in its deep expression of typicity. Alongside classic grape varieties such as Malvasia, Trebbiano, Montepulciano, and Sangiovese, Di Majo Norante has also incorporated Bombino and Aglianico, and finally the ancient varieties Falanghina and Greco for white wine production. Ellenico-Aglianico, Prugnolo, and Tintilia for red wines. Moscato Reale for sweet passito.