Vintage 2025

Classic Soave. The name means "gentle" and perfectly captures the character of this famous white wine from Veneto. Zenato vinifies 70% Garganega with 30% Chardonnay in stainless steel to preserve the freshness of the grape varieties. Light yellow in the glass, with aromas of green apple, pear and subtle floral notes. Lively, fruity and balanced on the palate – an uncomplicated white wine with moderate acidity and a pleasant flow. Ideal with antipasti, fish and light summer dishes. SUPERIORE.DE

This exceptionally delicious classic rosé from Lake Garda: Chiaretto Bardolino presents itself in the glass as floral, sweet and nuanced, with notes of wild strawberries and candied citrus fruits. It is soft and supple, with brilliant acidity that maintains balance, and crisp red fruits that resonate beneath the rosy floral notes. It has an impressively long finish whilst remaining thoroughly refreshing. A subtle hint of minerality lingers. It is ideal as an aperitif and with light dishes, as well as a summery afternoon drink. SUPERIORE.DE

Three grape varieties and one goal: freshness. Garganega brings structure, Cortese liveliness and Chardonnay rounds things off. The vineyards are located between Lazise, Peschiera and Valeggio, right on Zenato's doorstep on Lake Garda. Straw yellow in colour with green reflections. Aromas of peach, white flowers and a hint of citrus. Light and fresh on the palate, with restrained acidity and a pleasant mellowness. A white wine for the terrace, with antipasti or as an aperitif – light-hearted and yet with character. SUPERIORE.DE

Pinot Grigio as it should be: typical of the variety, fresh, without frills. Zenato vinifies the grapes in stainless steel, thus preserving the clear character of the grape variety. Straw yellow in colour with greenish reflections. Pomaceous fruit and honeydew melon on the nose, juicy on the palate with moderate acidity and a creamy melt. The finish remains fresh and inviting. Versatile in use – whether as an aperitif, with salad, seafood or simply at the next party. Serve well chilled at max. 9°C. SUPERIORE.DE

Three generations, four tenuta, over 260 hectares and a garden of 200 rediscovered autochthonous grape varieties – librandi is the most important wine address in Calabria. The Segna line is their fingerprint in the most honest way: 100% Greco Bianco from the chalky-clay soils of Cirò, Cirò Marina and Crucoli, harvested in the last decade of September, gently pressed, fermented and matured in steel.

The only sweet wine (amabile) in our Lambrusco range from Albinea Canali – and for good reason: Grasparossa is naturally full-bodied and rich in tannins; a little residual sugar brings it into balance. Malbo Gentile, the gentle autochthonous Reggio variety, gives the blend its softness, roundness and characteristic floral notes. Fermentation in steel, Charmat method – fresh and clean.

From the south-eastern shore of Lake Garda, where moraine soils give the vines mineral depth. Corvina, Rondinella and Molinara produce a light, uncomplicated red wine. Ruby red in colour, with notes of cherry and violet. Dry, spicy, with a fine almond flavour on the finish. Ten days of maceration in stainless steel preserves the fruit and keeps the wine lean. Serve at 14–16°C with pizza, pasta or white meat, a great everyday wine that does not hide its terroir. SUPERIORE.DE

Cirò is one of Italy's oldest wine-growing regions. Even the Greeks, who settled on the Calabrian coast in ancient times, called this place Krimisa and honoured the victors of the Olympic Games with its wine. Today, Cirò is Calabria's most important DOC – and Gaglioppo is its very soul. Librandi, which has had its roots in Cirò Marina since 1950, produces a Gaglioppo rosé here. Alberello and cordon training, on clay-limestone soil, harvested from the last week of September to the first week of October. Saignée with a short maceration period, aged in stainless steel, followed by a few months in bottle. The winery itself sums it up in a single sentence: "Vibrant like the waves of the sea." That's spot on.

Nero d'Avola is the undisputed king of Sicilian red wines. Carlo Pellegrino, with roots in Marsala dating back to 1880, produces it from the western part of the island, specifically the Agro di Salemi and Mazara del Vallo regions in the province of Trapani, 160 metres above sea level. Loam-clay soils with a slightly salty, mineral note; a quintessentially Mediterranean climate: mild winters, hot, windy summers, little rain. Grapes harvested in the first week of September. Classic red wine fermentation at a controlled temperature. Four months in stainless steel. Unpretentious and authentic.

A single-varietal Frappato that combines the sunny side of Sicily with a touch of freshness. The vines are rooted in the lower-lying areas around Trapani and Marsala – sandy, calcareous soils, cooled by Mediterranean breezes that lend the wine a fragrant clarity. A pale ruby red with violet glints. On the nose, red berries, cherry, a hint of violet and delicate traces of spice. Juicy on the palate, with fine acidity and delicate, well-integrated tannins. Best served slightly chilled with Mediterranean antipasti, grilled vegetables, fish or pasta with fresh herbs. SUPERIORE.DE

Bagnara is a village between Cellino San Marco and Campi Salentina. Limestone hills, Mediterranean scrub, figs, olive groves, the wind from the Adriatic Sea. Here, along the old "Limite dei Greci" – the historical borderline of the Greek colonies in Apulia – grows the Fiano of Due Palme. A grape variety with a long history in Salento, already known at the time of Frederick II. Hand-picked, cold maceration at 4°C for 24 hours, temperature-controlled fermentation in steel. Straw yellow in the glass, fresh. The nose opens with citrus, white peach, a hint of almond and Mediterranean herbal spice. Lively on the palate, with good acidity and a long, salty, mineral finish. SUPERIORE.DE

Brilliant straw yellow with a greenish tinge. The bouquet shows typical varietal aromas of yellow pear, ripe apple, citrus blossom and a hint of tropical fruit. Fresh and harmonious on the palate, with fine fruit sweetness, lively, well-integrated acidity and a clear, dry finish. Maturation in stainless steel tanks preserves freshness and varietal character. An uncomplicated but honest Chardonnay with a Mediterranean flavour - ideal for light meals or aperitifs in the south. SUPERIORE.DE

Cantalupi – the name is reminiscent of the wolves that once roamed the vineyards near Salice Salentino. The Zecca family has been cultivating these lands in the heart of Salento since 1580. Their Rosato, made from 80% Negroamaro and 20% Malvasia Nera, shows just how distinctive Apulian rosé can be: Bright light pink in the glass, with floral notes and red berry fruit on the nose. The ageing in cement tanks preserves the freshness, the lack of filtration the substance. Clear and harmonious on the palate, with lively acidity and a dry, juicy finish. Honest, precise, typically Salento. SUPERIORE.DE

Verdicchio – the name comes from verde, green – and that's exactly what this wine is all about: a fresh, lively energy that needs no explanation. 100% Verdicchio from the historic Classico region around Serra de' Conti, vinified in stainless steel, clearly focussed on fruit and freshness. Straw yellow in colour with greenish reflections. Lemon, fresh apricot and hawthorn on the nose – light, inviting, with a hint of almond. Dry, juicy on the palate, with lively acidity and a fine salty minerality on the finish, which is typical of the hills between the Apennines and the Adriatic. The classic accompaniment to everything the sea has to offer – and the moment when you simply want to open a good white wine. SUPERIORE.DE

A single-varietal Montepulciano Rosato. Delicate aromas of peach and strawberry. On the palate, it is crisp and lively, with a rich array of flavours typical of the variety, whilst remaining light and fresh. A spirited and cheerful wine, perfect for lively afternoons on the terrace or paired with light Mediterranean dishes and fish. SUPERIORE.DE

Bocciolo means flower bud. And that is exactly what this wine is: something that is just opening, not yet fully blossomed – with a sweetness that promises rather than overwhelms. 100% Lambrusco Grasparossa from the hills of Scandiano and Canossa, clay soils, Cordone speronato, reduced yield. Fermentation in steel at a controlled temperature, stopping at the desired sugar content. Only 7.5% alcohol – deliberately light so that freshness dominates.

Campirosa Cerasuolo gradually reveals its fresh notes of strawberry and cherry, accented with sweet floral aromas. On the palate, it is silky-smooth and thoroughly compelling, with ripe red fruit and juicy acidity. A hint of liquorice, exotic spices and nuanced tannins emerges on the finish and seems to linger for almost a minute. Campirosa is a charming favourite even when young, but can also be left to mature in the cellar for another year. SUPERIORE.DE

Passerina is one of the silent heroines of the Marche region. Less well-known than Verdicchio, but with a character of its own that is immediately recognisable: slender, fresh, uncomplicatedly charming. Garofoli deliberately picks the grapes a little earlier in order to preserve freshness and naturalness – gentle pressing, fermentation in steel tanks, clear lines. Pale straw yellow with greenish reflections. Apple, pear and acacia blossom on the nose – inviting and light. Fresh, soft and balanced on the palate, with a delicately bitter final that whets the appetite for more. Aperitivo, fish, seafood – or simply when the evening deserves an uncomplicated companion. SUPERIORE.DE

Cantina Santadi in the Sulcis region is regarded as one of Italy"s finest wine cooperatives – and this Vermentino shows why. The grapes (85% Vermentino, 15% Nuragus) come from five municipalities in south-western Sardinia, where sandy loam soils and a Mediterranean climate create ideal conditions. Hand-picking, gentle pressing, temperature-controlled fermentation in stainless steel and brief ageing on the lees preserve the wine"s freshness and aromatic character.

Sicily at altitude. Cusumano's Insolia vines grow in the hills near Salemi and Monreale – with a south-easterly aspect, slow ripening and pure mountain air. No fuss, no great effort: the high altitude does the work. Hand-harvested in early September, twelve hours of cold maceration at 8°C, gentle pressing, temperature-controlled fermentation at 18–20°C, four months on the fine lees in stainless steel. Straw-yellow in colour, with notes of hawthorn, citrus zest and a hint of exotic fruit – fresh and delicate, with pleasant acidity and a light, salty-mineral finish. SUPERIORE.DE