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Denominations of Origin
Denominations of Origin in Spain, AOC in France, DOC in Italy. Protected geographical winemaking areas. Who hasn’t heard of names like Rioja, Ribera de Duero, Chablis and Barolo?
The I.G.T. Sebino Rosso designation, situated in the picturesque region of Lombardy, Italy, is renowned for its red wines that blend tradition and modernity. Influenced by the mild climate and proximity to Lake Iseo, these wines are distinguished by their freshness and complexity. Employing artisanal production methods, Sebino Rosso offers a unique oenological experience that reflects its rich wine heritage.
Wines from the PGI Azores are genuine Atlantic gems, born in a unique environment. The oceanic climate and volcanic soils bestow these wines with exceptional freshness and minerality. Furthermore, the ancient practice of terrace cultivation and an artisanal approach to production imbue them with a distinctive and sophisticated character.
Los Chacayes is an emerging winemaking region in Argentina, renowned for its unique wines that reflect the character of the Uco Valley. This area combines altitude with a cool climate, resulting in wines of great intensity and freshness. With diverse soils and a focus on sustainable practices, the wines from Los Chacayes are esteemed for their elegance and expressiveness.
The IGP Aglianico is situated in southern Italy, where the Mediterranean climate and volcanic soils create wines with a unique character. Renowned for their complexity and elegance, these wines offer intense aromas and a profound taste with notes of dark fruits and spices. The local winemaking tradition ensures quality and authenticity in every bottle.
In the picturesque region of Alpilles, in the south of France, IGP Alpilles produces distinctive wines that embody its Mediterranean landscape and sunny climate. This area, steeped in viticultural history, is distinguished by traditional methods that enhance fresh and aromatic flavors, perfect for those seeking a genuine and authentic experience.
The wines of IGP Aveyron originate from a French region characterized by mountainous terrain and a cool climate, endowing its wines with a unique freshness and minerality. Renowned for their authentic character, these wines are often crafted artisanally, using local grape varieties such as Fer Servadou, which imparts a distinctive personality.
IGP Cádiz is renowned for its wines that encapsulate the essence of its unique climate and landscape. Proximity to the Atlantic imparts freshness and salinity to its whites and reds, while its winemaking history dates back centuries, blending tradition with innovative techniques in prestigious wineries.
The Campania region in Italy is renowned for its vibrant and diverse wines, shaped by its Mediterranean climate and volcanic terrain. This historic designation produces fresh and fruity white wines such as Fiano di Avellino and Greco di Tufo, as well as robust reds like Aglianico, offering unique flavors that captivate the palate.
The IGP Campania Piedirosso appellation, situated in the south of Italy, is renowned for its robust red wines with a volcanic character, thanks to the fertile volcanic-origin soils that enrich its vineyards. The Mediterranean climate, with its gentle sea breezes and abundant sunshine, enables the creation of fresh wines with vibrant acidity.
Nestled in the heart of Spain, IGP Castilla is renowned for its diverse wines that mirror the rich landscape and continental climate. The sunny days and cool nights produce wines brimming with character and harmony. Such variety suits both robust reds and crisp whites, celebrated for their quality and flavor.
Within the IGP Colline Pescaresi designation, the wines benefit from a landscape of gentle hills and the temperate climate of the Abruzzo region in Italy. The Adriatic Sea breeze and the proximity of the Apennines create an ideal microclimate, distinguished by fresh and well-balanced wines, notably those crafted from the Montepulciano grape.
In the IGP Collines Rhodaniennes, the wines embody the genuine character of a sunlit, rolling landscape. Influenced by the continental climate, these wines are distinguished by their freshness and elegance. Here, winemaking techniques honour both tradition and innovation, resulting in wines renowned for their expressiveness and versatility.
