
Get to know our ethical and passionate wine producers and the stories that made them.
They offer a unique approach but all have in common high-quality wines.
Ca’ Liptra - Marche Italy
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Ca'Liptra, a producer of organic and natural Italian wines, emphasizes flexibility in its winemaking techniques, adapting them annually to suit the specific conditions of the Cupramontana terroir.Their approach prioritizes the expression of the land, leading to wines that are both concentrated and lively, with saline and long finishes.
Cantina Antonioli - Umbria Italy
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Cantina Antonioli is dedicated to producing refined, terroir-driven wines that embody the rich heritage of their region. With a passion for tradition and a focus on quality, they craft elegant expressions that showcase the true character of their vineyards.
Castello Di Stefanago - Lombardy Italy
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Castello di Stefanago crafts exceptional organic wines from the heart of Lombardy, Italy. Their biodynamic approach blends tradition with innovation, creating wines rich in character and authenticity.
Fasoli Gino - Veneto Italy
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A family story | This family farm was founded in 1925 by Amadio Fasoli. The legacy has since been passed on to four generations, enthusiastically embracing the modern agricultural techniques that help them bring back the past here. Fasoli Gino employs various winemaking techniques, particularly focusing on organic and biodynamic practices, to create distinct wines.
Gabriele Scaglione - Piedmont Italy
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Nothing is left to chance | Rigorous selection is at the heart of everythings he does. It is a process of constant search for land with the best soil and exposure to the sun, the optimum age of the vines that gives the best quality grapes through low yields, and the absolute minimum use of pesticide. Embracing sustainable practices, Gabriele minimizes pesticide use, allowing the unique terroir to weave its essence into his wines, resulting in enchanting aromas and flavors that entice and resonate deeply. Each sip is a testament to his steadfast devotion, encapsulating the heart and soul of his labor of love.
Kellerei Bozen - Bolzano Italy
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An architectural marvel in South Tyrol | A 100+ year-old award-winning winery fantastically carved into a mountainside on the northern end of town. Kellerei Bozen employs modern winemaking techniques emphasizing quality and sustainability, focusing on gentle vinification and using innovative methods like gravity-fed systems and temperature-controlled fermentation.
Montemelino - Umbria Italy
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Montemelino is a family-run winery rooted in the rolling hills of Umbria, where tradition and nature come together in every bottle. With a commitment to organic farming and minimal intervention, they craft elegant, terroir-driven wines that capture the soul of the region.
Poggio Mandorlo - Tuscany Italy
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Volcanic influences | Located at the foothill of the extinct volcano Amiata, within the Montecucco DOCG area, this winery celebrates every asset of the region in order to grow the local Olivastra Seggianese DOP, and its 12 hectares of Sangiovese, Merlot and Cabernet Franc.
San Lurins - Friuli Italy
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San Lurins produces organic, natural wines from Friuli, Italy, celebrating the region's rich heritage. With a focus on minimal intervention, their wines offer pure, vibrant flavors that reflect the land.
Stroppolatini - Friuli Italy
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Stroppolatini combines tradition and innovation to create wines that reflect the unique character of their land. With meticulous care in the vineyard and cellar, they craft expressive, high-quality wines that honor their heritage.
Vigneti Vallorani - Marche Italy
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Guardians of tradition and landscape - They practice sensitive agriculture that respects the rhythms of the earth and the succession of seasons. Vigneti Vallorani employs traditional and minimally invasive winemaking techniques, focusing on natural fermentation and aging. They harvest grapes manually, use small terracotta amphorae for maceration, and age their wines on the lees for a minimum of 10 months.They also prioritize sustainability, using natural materials and energy-efficient practices
