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The quiet one.
Pinot Noir asks more of a grower than any other grape in the library, and it gives back something no other wine can: transparency. This is the pour where you can taste the place — the soil, the slope, the season — with nothing in the way. Vitorio handles it gently, because Pinot punishes a heavy hand and rewards a patient one.
The result is a wine of silk and earth: bright cherry on the surface, forest floor underneath, and a texture that glides. It's the wine for conversation, for the second hour, for the people you keep close.
Appearance: Translucent ruby, light to medium depth.
Nose: Fresh cherry and wild strawberry over damp earth and a hint of clove.
Palate: Light-bodied and silken, red-fruited and savory, with delicate tannin and bright acidity.
Finish: Graceful and earthy, fading slowly.
Endlessly versatile — the dinner-party wine. Pair with seared salmon, roast duck, mushroom dishes, or roasted root vegetables. On the board, a soft Brie or Camembert. One of the rare reds that flatters fish.
The quiet one.
Pinot Noir asks more of a grower than any other grape in the library, and it gives back something no other wine can: transparency. This is the pour where you can taste the place — the soil, the slope, the season — with nothing in the way. Vitorio handles it gently, because Pinot punishes a heavy hand and rewards a patient one.
The result is a wine of silk and earth: bright cherry on the surface, forest floor underneath, and a texture that glides. It's the wine for conversation, for the second hour, for the people you keep close.
Appearance: Translucent ruby, light to medium depth.
Nose: Fresh cherry and wild strawberry over damp earth and a hint of clove.
Palate: Light-bodied and silken, red-fruited and savory, with delicate tannin and bright acidity.
Finish: Graceful and earthy, fading slowly.
Endlessly versatile — the dinner-party wine. Pair with seared salmon, roast duck, mushroom dishes, or roasted root vegetables. On the board, a soft Brie or Camembert. One of the rare reds that flatters fish.