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Santa Cecilia is our highlight from the most important Sicilian grape variety, Nero d’Avola. Our long research into finding the best place to produce a great wine from this grape brought us to Noto, where the DOC Noto insists that the variety originates, at the southern extremity of Sicily. With its white soils and its ancient vines this is the epicentre...

Winery: Caleo Grapes: Nero d'Avola Region: taly / Terre Siciliane Wine style: Southern Italy Red Alcohol content: 13%

Winery: Botter Grapes: Raboso Piave Region: Italy / Veneto Alcohol content: 11%

Winery: Vivolo di Sasso Grapes: Pinot Grigio Region: Italy / Abruzzo / Colline Pescaresi Wine style: Central Italy White

The Valpolicella Classico Superiore 2014 comes from the single terraced vineyard of Monte Sant'Urbano, which is owned by the Speri family. As the name suggests, this is located on the top of a small mountain, which, like a tongue of land, protrudes into the plain of Fumane, about 10 km northwest of Verona. The care of single-site wines is not yet as...

Winery: Tor del Colle Grapes: 100% Montepulciano Region: Italy / Abruzzo / Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Wine style: Italian Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Alcohol content: 13.5%

Winery: Lupo Meraviglia Grapes: Malvasia, Negroamaro Region: Italy / Puglia Wine style: Southern Italy Red

Winery: Inglenook Grapes: 100% Cabernet Sauvignon Region: United States / California / North Coast / Napa County / Napa Valley / Rutherford Wine style: Napa Valley Bordeaux Blend Alcohol conten: 14.5%

Winery: Giulio Cocchi Grapes: Nebbiolo Region: Italy / Northern Italy / Piemonte / Barolo / Barolo Chinato Alcohol content: 16.2%

To ensure the vital functions of your body and ensure your physical and psychological well-being, it is necessary to drink water balanced in minerals and trace elements. San Benedetto mineral water purifies and regenerates your body thanks to its unique combination of minerals and oligos-elements.

Every drop arrives from a long underground journey, unchanged for thousands of years. It starts in the glacial snows of the enchanting Dolomite mountains and slowly flows through the Venetian Alp sand, naturally filters to the plain, taking up mineral salts on its way.