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Lista Vini 1 PIEMONTE Barolo Docg ( Nebbiolo 100% ) Barolo Monfortino 2005 Docg. Giacomo Conterno. ***** EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 31.000 Barolo Fossati Case Nere Riserva 2004 Docg. Roberto Voerzio. ***** EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 21.000 Barolo Vigna Rocche Del Falletto 2001 Docg. Bruno Giacosa. ***** EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 21.000 Barolo Croera 2004 Docg. Bruno Giacosa. ***** 15.900 Barolo Rocche Annunziata Torri Glione 2009 Docg. Roberto Voerzio. ***** Organic 16.900 Barolo Cascina Francia 2011 Docg. Giacomo Conterno. ***** EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 14.900 Barolo Vigna le Rocche Del Faletto 2013 Docg. Bruno Giacosa. ***** 12.500 Barolo Bric Del Fiasc 2011 Docg. Paolo Scavino. ***** 10.900 Barolo Monprivato 2009 Docg. Giuseppe Mascarello. ***** 10.900 Barolo Lazzarito 2009 Docg. Vietti. ***** 10.500 Barolo Bussia Cicala 2012 Docg. AlDo Conterno. ***** 9.900 Barolo Bussia Colonnello 2012 Docg. AlDo Conterno. ***** 9.900 Barolo Pira Vecchie Viti 2011 Docg. Roagna. ***** Organic-Natural EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 9.900 Barolo 2011 Docg. Bartolo Mascarello. ***** 95 Pts WS 9.500 Barolo Per Cristina 2005 Docg. Domenico Clerico. ***** 9.500 Barolo Villero 2011 Docg. Giuseppe Mascarello. ***** 9.100 Barolo Arborina 2005 Docg. Elio Altare. ***** 8.900 Barolo Brunate 2005 Docg. Elio Altare. ***** 8.900 Barolo Ornato 2013 Docg. Pio Cesare. ***** 96 Pts JS 8.500 Barolo Pira 2011 Docg. Roagna. ***** Organic-Natural EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 7.900 Barolo Ciabot Mentin Ginestra 2005 Docg. Domenico Clerico. ***** 7.500 Barolo Cerretta Vigna Bricco 2007 Docg. Elio Altare. ***** 7.500 Barolo Castiglione 2011 Docg. Vietti. ***** 7.200 Barolo Cannubi 2013 Docg. Paolo Scavino. ***** 93 Pts RP 93 Pts WS 7.100 Barolo 2011 Docg. Pio Cesare. ***** 6.900 Barolo Vigna RionDa 2005 Docg. Massolino. ***** 6.800 Barolo Parafada 2007 Docg. Massolino. ***** 6.700 Barolo Enrico VI 2012/13 Docg. CorDero Di Montezemolo. ***** 6.600 Barolo Ravera Bricco Pernice 2012 Docg. Elvio cogno. ***** 6.500 Barolo Bussia 2012 Docg. Parusso. ***** 94 Pts JS 6.500 Barolo Villero 2013 Docg. Brovia. ***** 5.600 Barolo Sarmassa 2011 Docg. Marchesi Di Barolo. ***** 92 Ps JS 91 Pts WS 5.400 Barolo Cannubi 2013 Docg. PoDeri Luigi EinauDi. **** 5.200 Barolo Ravera 2013 Docg. Elvio Cogno. ***** 4.900 Barolo Dagromis 2014 Docg. Gaja. ***** 4.800 Barolo Tortoniano 2013 Docg. Michele Chiarlo. **** 4.600 Barolo Monfalletto 2014 Docg. CorDero Di Montezemolo. ***** 4.500 Barolo 2011 Docg. Parusso. **** 91 Pys JS 4.400 Barolo Liste 2012 Docg. Da Milano. **** 3.900 Barolo Garretti 2014 Docg. La Spinetta. **** 3.600 Barolo 2013 Docg. Massolino. **** 3.200 Barbaresco Docg ( Nebbiolo 100% ) Barbaresco Crichet Paje 2008 Docg. Roagna. ***** Organic-Natural EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 35.000 Barbaresco Crichet Paje 2007 Docg. Roagna. ***** Organic-Natural EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 33.000 Barbaresco 1999 Docg. Gaja. ***** 19.900 Barbaresco 1996 Docg. Gaja. ***** 18.900 Barbaresco 2001 Docg. Gaja. ***** 92 Pts Ws 94 Pts RP 18.900 Barbaresco 2012 Docg. Gaja. ***** 12.500 Barbaresco Straderi 2009 Docg. La Spinetta. ***** 10.900 Barbaresco Asili Vecchie Viti 2012 Docg. Roagna. ***** Organic-Natural EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 10.900 Barbaresco Paje Vecchie Viti 2011 Docg. Roagna. ***** Organic-Natural EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 9.900 Barbaresco Asili 2012 Docg. Bruno Giacosa. ***** 8.900 Barbaresco Rabaja' 2011 Docg. Bruno Rocca. ***** 92 Pts RP 8.500 Barbaresco Masseria 2006/11 Docg. Vietti. ***** 7.900 Barbaresco Paje 2011 Docg. Roagna. ***** EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 7.900 Barbaresco Il Bricco 2011 Docg. Pio Cesare. ***** 95 Pts JS 7.500 Barbaresco Gaiun 2008 Docg. Marchesi Di Gresy ***** 7.100 Barbaresco Coparossa 2011 Docg. Bruno Rocca.***** 6.100 Barbaresco Martinenga 2009 Docg. Marchesi Di Gresy. **** 5.100 Barbaresco Tulin 2009 Docg. Pelissero. **** 4.500 Barbaresco Montestefano 2011 Docg. ProDuttori Del Barbaresco. ***** 4.500 Barbaresco Ovello 2011 Docg. ProDuttori Del Barbaresco. ***** 4.500 Barbaresco Montefico 2011 Docg. ProDuttori Del Barbaresco. ***** 4.500 Barbaresco Serragrilli 2013 Docg. Marchesi Di Barolo. **** 4.200 Barbaresco BorDini 2013 Docg. La Spinetta. **** 3.100 Barbera ( Barbera 100% ) Barbera D'Alba 2012 Doc. Roagna. ***** Organic-Natural EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 3.500 Barbera D'Alba Prephiloxera 2014 Doc. Elvio cogno. ***** 3.400 Barbera D'Alba 2014 Doc, Bartolo Mascarello. ***** EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 3.400 Barbera D'Alba Peiragal 2014 Doc. Marchesi Di Barolo. ***** 2.800 Barbera D'Alba Cerreto 2012 Doc. Roberto Voerzio. ***** Organic 2.800 Barbera D'Alba La Matta 2012 Doc. Gianni GagliarDo. **** 2.700 Barbera D'Alba Tre Vigne 2014 Doc. Vietti. **** 2.500 Barbera D'Alba 2015 Doc. Bruno Giacosa. **** 2.500 Barbera D'Alba 2012 Doc. SanDrone. **** 2.600 Barbera D'Alba 2012 Doc. CorDero Di Montezemolo. **** 2.300 Barbera D'Alba Tre Vigne 2014 Doc. Domenico Clerico. **** 2.200 Barbera D'Asti La Regina 2012 Docg. Ferraris. **** 2.200 Barbera D'Alba 2014 Doc. Elio Altare. **** 2.100 Barbera D'Alba Bricco Merli 2014 Doc. Elvio Cogno. **** 2.100 Barbera D'Alba Lablu 2015 Doc. Da Milano. **** 1.900 Barbera D'Alba 2015 Doc. Pio Cesare. **** 1.900 Barbera D'Asti Rure 2015 Docg. Marchesi Di Barolo.**** 1.800 Barbera D'Alba Dina 2013 Doc. Angelo Negro. ** 1.700 Dolcetto ( Dolcetto 100% ) Dolcetto 2013 Doc. Bartolo Mascarello. ***** EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 2.950 Dolcetto D'Alba 2015 Doc. Roagna. ***** Organic-Natural EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 2.600 Dolcetto Dogliani Superiore Vigna Tecc 2012 Docg. PoDeri Luigi EinauDi. **** 2.200 Dolcetto D'Alba 2014 Doc. Massolino. *** 1.600 Langhe Langhe Nebbiolo Sperss 2004 Doc. Gaja. ( Nebbiol 94% + Barbera 6% ) ***** 99 Pts WS 19.900 Langhe Nebbiolo Sperss 2001 Doc. Gaja. ( Nebbiolo 94% + Barbera 6% ) ***** 18.900 Langhe Nebbiolo Sperss 1999 Doc. Gaja. ( Nebbiolo 94% + Barbera 6% ) ***** 16.900 Langhe Nebbiolo Sperss 2006 Doc. Gaja. ( Nabbiolo 94% + Barbera 6% ) ***** 14.900 Langhe Nebbiolo Sperss 2008 Doc. Gaja. ( Nabbiolo 94% + Barbera 6% ) ***** 14.900 Langhe Arborina 2008 Doc. Elio Altare. ( Nebbiolo 100% ) ***** 9.900 Langhe Larigi 2008 Doc. Elio Altare. ( Barbera 100% ) ***** 8.900 Langhe La Villa 2008 Doc. Elio Altare. ( Nebbiolo + Barbera ) ***** 7.500 Langhe Sito Moresco 2014 Doc. Gaja. ( Nebbiolo 35% + 35% Merlot + 30% Cabernet Sauv. ) **** 2.900 Langhe Oltre 2010 Doc. Pio Cesare. ( Nebbiolo + Barbera + Merlot + Cab Sauv. ) **** 2.100 Nebbiolo Gattinara Osso San Grato 2011/05 Docg. Antoniolo. ***** EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 7.500 Gattinara San Francesco 2011 Docg. Antoniolo. ***** EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 4.100 Nebbiolo Prorpieta' Sperino Lessona 2012 Doc. Proprieta' Sperino. ***** 94 Pts RP 4.100 Nebbiolo 2013 Doc. Bartolo Mascarello. ***** EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 3.900 Nebbiolo D'Alba Vigna Valmaggiore 2015 Doc. Bruno Giacosa. ***** 3.100 Nebbiolo D'Alba 2010 Doc. Pio Cesare. **** 2.800 Nebbiolo Langhe San Francesco Fontanazza 2014 Doc. Roberto Voerzio. ***** Organic 2.800 Nebbiolo Langhe Perbacco 2013 Doc. Vietti. **** 2.500 Nebbiolo Langhe CAPISME-E 2012 Doc. Domenico Clerico. **** 2.400 Nebbiolo Langhe 2016 Doc. CorDero Di Montezemolo. **** 2.300 Nebbiolo Langhe 2013 Doc. Parusso. **** 2.200 Nebbiolo Langhe 2013 Doc. Massolino. **** 2.100 Nebbiolo Coste Della Seisa 2014 Doc. Antoniolo. **** EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 2.100 Roero Docg Roero Rosso Riserva Printi 2010 Docg. Monchiero Carbone. ( Nebbiolo 100% ) ***** Organic 3.100 Rughe' 2011 Doc. Ferraris. ***** 2.800 Gaja Rei 2005 Doc. Gaja. ( CharDonnay 100% ) ***** 9.900 Rossj Bass 2015 Doc. ( CharDonnay ) ***** 5.900 Solea 2015 Doc. Roagna. ( Nebbiolo 100% ) ***** Organic EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 5.900 Langhe Bianco Bussiador 2013 Doc. AlDo Conterno. ( CharDonnay 100% ) ***** 3.200 Pio Di Lei 2014 Doc. Pio Cesare. ( CharDonnay 100% ) ***** 2.900 Gavi Dei Gavi Etichetta Nera 2015 Docg. La Scolca. ( Cortese 100% ) ***** 2.800 CharDonnay L'Altro 2016 Doc. Pio Cesare. ( CharDonnay 100% ) **** 2.300 Erbaluce Di Caluso 2015 Docg. Antoniolo. ***** EXCLUSIVE ENOTECA 2.100 Monferrato Bianco Sensazioni 2014 Doc. Ferraris. **** 1.900 Gavi Di Gavi 2014 Docg. Villa Sparina. **** 1.900 Roero Arneis PerDauDin 2013 Doc. Angelo Negro. ( Arneis 100% ) **** 1.800 LIGURIA Vermentino Colli Di Luni Etichetta Nera 2015 Doc. Lvnae. **** 92 Pts WS 1.800 FRIULI Sosso Friuli Colli Orientali 2008 Doc. Livio Felluga. ( Refosco + Merlot + Pignolo ) ***** 4.900 Refosco Dal PeDuncolo Rosso 2009 Doc. Livio Felluga. ( Refosco 100% ) **** 2.400 Vintage Tunina 2014 Doc. Jermann. ( Sauvigon + CharDonnay + Ribolla + Malvasia + Piccolit ) ***** 4.100 Terre Alte 2012 Doc. Livio Felluga. ( Tocai - Pinot Bianco - Sauvignon ) ***** 92 Pts WS 89 Pts RP 3.900 Sauignon Blanc Ronco Delle Mele 2017 Doc. Venica&Venica. ***** 3.800 Pinot Grigio Gris 2015 Doc. Lis Neris. ***** 3.700 CharDonnay Jurosa 2013 Doc. Lis Neris. ***** 3.700 Broy 2013 Doc. Collavini. ( CharDonnay 40% + Tocai Friulano 40% + Sauvignon 20 % ) **** 2.800 BraiDe Alte Gran Cru Collio 2014 Doc. Livon. ( CarDonnay + Sauvignon + Piccolit + Moscato Giallo ) ***** 2.700 Mario Schiopetto 2011 Igt. Mario Schiopetto. ( CharDonnay 55% + Tocai Friulano 45% ) **** 2.500 Klin Bianco Collio Riserva 2012 Doc. Primosic. ( Sauv. Blanc + Friulano + CharDonnay + Ribolla ) **** 2.300 Suavignon Blanc Ronco Del Cero' 2016 Doc. Venica&Venica. **** 2.300 CharDonnay Gmajne 2013 Doc. Primosic. **** Organic 2.100 Pinot Grigio 2015 Doc. Jermann. **** 2.100 Pinot Grigio 2015 Doc. Livon. **** 1.900 TRENTINO ALTO ADIGE San LeonarDo 2008 Doc. Tenuta San LeonarDo. ( Cab Sauv. 60% + Cab franc 30% + Merlot 10% ) ***** 5.500 Granato 2009 Doc. Foradori. ( TerolDego Rotaliano 100% ) ***** Organic-Biodynamic 3.900 Cabernet Sauvignon Lowengang 2009 Doc. Alois
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