OUR WINES
The production of the wines begins with the great attention to the care of the vineyards and the selection of the bunches during the harvest carried out by hand for all the grapes and followed with all the precautions, using modern and traditional methods, for a small but high quality production. . The wines are kept in suitable containers, depending on the processing: in steel tanks or oak barrels, stored in an environment that maintains a constant temperature and allows excellent maturation and aging. Even in the choice of labels we wanted to take care of our production by choosing one for each wine depicting an animal, common in our areas, which could most characterize it.
The winery also produces a DOC white wine Trebiano Spoletino. This wine comes from another native Umbrian variety that has always been linked to the Spoleto area. However, its origin is not known even if Pliny the Elder himself describes other Umbrian grape varieties besides the Itriola. However, in documents of the fifteenth century preserved in the State Archives of Spoleto, the first references to Trebiano in the Spoleto area can be seen. A document that reports the purchase of Trebiano wine from peasants of Castel Ritaldi dates back to 1492, the very year of the discovery of America.
Located in the Sagrantino DOCG area, the winery that wants to combine the most modern oenological techniques with tradition cannot avoid producing Sagrantino passito. The Sagrantino grape, which we now know could have originated either from Itriola described by Pliny the Elder or from plants imported from Syria in the fourteenth century by Franciscan monks, until the early 1970s was processed only for the production of Sagrantino passito. There was no Umbrian peasant home, particularly in the lands that are now included in the Sagrantino DOCG, who did not produce the famous passito that was served and drunk for Easter or on the most important family anniversaries such as weddings
The Cantina delle Terre di San Felice has chosen to produce it according to the old and traditional customs that give this passito an incomparable aroma and sweetness.
MONTEFALCO SAGRANTINO VINUM DEI DOCG
Sagrantino who, in addition to the refinement period according to the indications of the current disciplinary, also a period of 1 year in Impruneta terracotta jars. This treatment makes the tannins softer and the fruity flavors typical of Sagrantino grapes are enhanced.
MONTEFALCO SAGRANTINO DOCG
Wine that is produced from grapes of the Vitis vinifera vine in purity, it is one of the oldest Italian native vines; processed according to the indications of the Regulations which require it to be aged for 30 months, of which 18 months in tonneaux. It is also described, for its particular flavors, “Exciting wine”.
MONTEFALCO SAGRANTINO DOCG MAGNUM
Wine that is produced from grapes of the Vitis vinifera vine in purity, it is one of the oldest Italian native vines; processed according to the indications of the Regulations which require it to be aged for 30 months, of which 18 months in tonneaux. It is also described, for its particular flavors, “Exciting wine”.
MONTEFALCO ROSSO DOC
It is a blend with Sangiovese, Merlot and Native Vine. Wine aged according to the disciplinary for 18 months of which 12 in barrique. Very pleasant wine to drink whose full and full-bodied taste is accompanied by the flavors of berries and spices.
MONTEFALCO ROSSO DOC MAGNUM
It is a blend with Sangiovese, Merlot and Native Vine. Wine aged according to the disciplinary for 18 months of which 12 in barrique. Very pleasant wine to drink whose full and full-bodied taste is accompanied by the flavors of berries and spices.
MONTEFALCO ROSSO RISERVA DOC
Compared to Montefalco Rosso, the percentage of Native Vine increases, from 10 to 15% and the aging is longer, 18 months in tonneaux. It shows a bright ruby red color with complex aromas with hints of red fruit, roasted coffee, spices with a pleasant balsamic note. Very elegant and persistent motorcycle taste.
SPOLETO TREBBIANO SPOLETINO DOC
Wine produced from the grapes of the Trebbiano Spoletino vine. It is a native vine of Umbria and according to some experts it is not genetically related to the family of Italian Trebbiano vines, but the name derives from the city of Trevi. It produces grapes with great potential for flavors and aromas that allow the production of one of the best Italian white wines.
ASSIOLO UMBRIA ROSSO IGT
It is a blend with Sangiovese and Merlot, aged for 12 months in steel tanks. Wine with intense flavors and aromas of red fruit and spices but very drinkable for its soft tannins. In some magazines it is also mentioned as one of the best wines for its quality / price ratio.
TREBBIANO UMBRIA BOLLICINE
It is the Trebbiano Spoletino processed according to the Champenoise method with the second fermentation in the bottle, no disgorgement or degorgement is deliberately carried out. It is slightly cloudy with a nice straw yellow color with greenish reflections. Aromas of passion fruit, pineapple, green apple. Excellent both as an aperitif but also for meals for lovers of bubbles.
MONTEFALCO SAGRANTINO PASSITO DOCG
A novel can be written about this wine: perhaps it is one of the oldest passito wines. Used in the religious celebrations of the monastic communities in Umbria already in the XIII / XIV century It was also the first processing of the Sagrantino grapes until the recent introduction of the disciplinary for processing as dry wine (Caprai). “Aromas of violets, black berries in syrup and gusts of aromatic herbs; flavors of walnut husk, rhubarb, figs, the sip is soft and fresh, smooth, spicy and balanced ”(Antonio Di Spirito-Luigi Pignataro).
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