If wine is art, Ca’del Bosco’s masterpiece is called Franciacorta. The enchanting Ca’del Bosco story began in the 1960s when Maurizio Zanella found, in Franciacorta of Italy, the land that would generate the finest fruits, both in still wines and in premium bubblies. He turned a house into a vanguard winery to produce the first and best wine expression that this territory can potentially achieve. Since then, a single principle has been defining the essence of Ca’del Bosco: the quest for excellence.

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If wine is art, Ca’del Bosco’s masterpiece is called Franciacorta. The enchanting Ca’del Bosco story began in the 1960s when Maurizio Zanella found, in Franciacorta of Italy, the land that would generate the finest fruits, both in still wines and in premium bubblies. He turned a house into a vanguard winery to produce the first and best wine expression that this territory can potentially achieve. Since then, a single principle has been defining the essence of Ca’del Bosco: the quest for excellence.

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Introducing Castello di Ama, an impressive recipient of 10 Gambero Rosso “3 glass” awards from 2004 – 2014 editions. Founded in 1972, Castello di Ama is one of Tuscany’s leading wineries that produces widely acclaimed wines. Today it is run by second generation Lorenza Sebasti and her winemaker husband Marco Pallanti who was named Winemaker of the Year in the 2003 edition of the most authoritative Italian wine guide, Gambero Rosso. Its San Lorenzo wine was also Wine Spectator’s sixth highest rated wine in 2014.

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Ceretto is widely credited for pioneering the modern style of winemaking in the Piedmont region of Italy. Its founding brothers, Bruno and Marcello Ceretto, were hailed as the “Barolo Brothers” in the 1960s for pioneering the concept of “Cru” in Italy ? believing that great lands produce great wines. A specialist in estate-bottled, single vineyard wines, Ceretto makes top class Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera, Dolcetto, Arneis and Moscato d-Asti.

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Ceretto is widely credited for pioneering the modern style of winemaking in the Piedmont region of Italy. Its founding brothers, Bruno and Marcello Ceretto, were hailed as the “Barolo Brothers” in the 1960s for pioneering the concept of “Cru” in Italy ? believing that great lands produce great wines. A specialist in estate-bottled, single vineyard wines, Ceretto makes top class Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera, Dolcetto, Arneis and Moscato d-Asti.

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