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Extreme elegance Its shiny straw-yellow colour with hints of gold is an introduction to a magnificent structure Its bouquet spans from fruity, to floral, to spicy, ending with delicate tertiary notes The initial hints of citrus fruits that bring to mind candied orange peel and pink grapefruit, blend in with a tropical one of pineapple The floral notes that subsequently emerge bring to mind acacia, mimosa and magnolia Progression of vanilla, cinnamon, roasted hazelnut Creamy and sapid side

Amber-yellow in colour with golden reflections, Pomino Vinsanto is a wine with a very intense array of aromas Hints of nuts and dried fruits, such as walnut, hazelnut, almond, apricot, raisin and fig, are the first to appear These make way for a crescendo of sensations, starting with notes of sweet honey and vanilla and veering towards roasted coffee and ginger bread On the palate, its freshness and sweet taste balance out beautifully The finish is very long and warm

Pomino Pinot Nero 2018 boasts a bright, elegant ruby-red colour and light garnet hues The bouquet offers aromas of small red and black fruits, including raspberries and wild strawberries, as well as delicate hints of black cherry, blueberry and blackberry With time, these blend together with delicate spiced notes, including cinnamon, star anise and white pepper The wood ageing brings out toasted notes and hints of tobacco and coffee

This creamy fusion of Chardonnay with Pinot Blanc is crisp, clean, balanced and shows poached pear, butterscotch with a delicate hint of oak From vineyards situated up to 700 metres altitude, in the Florentine mountains Fermented in a combination of stainless steel and French oak barrels, then aged on the lees to develop texture while retaining freshness

Experience the elegance of Frescobaldi Pomino Benefizio, an exceptional Italian white wine. With a brilliant straw-yellow colour and golden highlights, Benefizio entices with aromas of candied orange peel, pink grapefruit, and tropical pineapple. Delicate floral notes of acacia, mimosa, and magnolia unfold, followed by subtle hints of vanilla, cinnamon, and roasted hazelnut.  This vintage offers a creamy, savoury palate and outstanding structure, making Frescobaldi Pomino Benefizio a top choice for lovers of refined Tuscan wines.

San Marzano Il Pumo Negroamaro is a bold expression of Puglia's signature grape showcasing the depth and structure that define the region's winemaking heritage. Dark fruit intensity, blackberry and plum, mingles with subtle earthy undertones and a hint of Mediterranean herbs, while firm tannins provide excellent ageing potential. This vintage captures the warmth of the vintage with balanced acidity, making it equally suited to hearty Italian cuisine or contemplative sipping. A juicy, mellow and savoury wine, full of flavour of raisined red fruits, smooth and moreish

Elegant Champagne with fresh, citrussy notes of lemon and lime and a gentle perfume of flowers

A fabulous example of Italy's most famous red wine, from an exceptional producer Sumptuous black cherry fruit character on the nose, followed by fragrant hay, dried cranberry, dried cherry and kirsch Underneath these, subtle nuances of creamy milk chocolate, truffle, violet, cracked pepper and seared steak emerge gradually In the mouth, it has fabulous, velvety texture, with great richness from the well-ripened tannins, no shortage of flavour to plump it out and crisp acidity providing freshness and balance This is absolutely delicious to drink already, although 15 minutes in the decanter before serving will help bring out its best The wine's concentration, tannin structure, fine balance and brilliant track record also suggest it will cellar well, so be sure to order enough to keep you going for a decade!

Just gorgeous! Lovely rounded red fruit character, very easy and immediate, yet backed up by satisfying complexity and structure Tuck right into it straight away, and enjoy over the next 2-3 years Produced entirely from the Brunello variant of Sangiovese grapes, from Il Poggione's younger vines, this is aged for 12 months in large casks before a period of bottle aging Although such maturation is not required by law for Rosso di Montalcino, it mellows the tannins, and gives the wine a complexity that make it a delicious 'poor man's Brunello'