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Vini Spumanti ______2 Table of Contents VINI SPUMANTI ________________________________________ 2 VINI ROSATI ___________________________________________ 2 VINI BIANCHI __________________________________________ VALLE D’AOSTA, PIEMONTE, LOMBARDIA, LIGURIA, TRENTINO--ALTO ADIGE ____________________________________ 3 VENETO, FRIULI-VENEZIA GIULIA , SLOVENIA, EMILIA ROMAGNA, TOSCANA ________________________________________________ 4 LE MARCHE, UMBRIA, LAZIO, ABRUZZO ___________________________ 5 CAMPANIA, PUGLIA, BASILICATA, CALABRIA, SICILIA & SARDEGNA ___ 6 VINI ROSSI ____________________________________________ VALLE D’AOSTA, PIEMONTE __________________________________ 7 BAROLO ___________________________________________ 8 BARBARESCO, ALTO PIEMONTE & LIGURIA ________________ 9 LOMBARDIA, EMILIA ROMAGNA, TRENTINO ALTO-ADIGE & VENETO ________________________________________________ 10 FRIULI –VENEZIA GIULIA ___________________________________ 11 TOSCANA _________________________________________________ BRUNELLO DI MONTALCINO ___________________________ 11 CHIANTI & OTHER TOSCANA _________________________ 12,13 LE MARCHE , UMBRIA , LAZIO, ABRUZZO, MOLISE _______________ 14 CAMPANIA, PUGLIA, BASILICATA & CALABRIA ___________________ 15 SICILIA & SARDEGNA ______________________________________ 16 LARGE FORMAT __________________________________________ 17 VINI DOLCI ______________________________________________ 18 SPIRITS __________________________________________________ 19 - 1 - VINI SPUMANTI PROSECCO DOC 32000 FLOR DI VALDOBBIADENE NV 42 32001 FLOR DI VALDOBBIADENE NV 1.5L 84 PROSECCO TREVISO DOC 32019 CORVEZZO “TERRE DI MARCA” ROSATO NV 45 FRANCIACORTA DOCG 32033 CA’DEL BOSCO BRUT 2002 250 32032 CA’DEL BOSCO BRUT 2001 260 32005 MONTEROSSA BRUT NV’ 75 32008 MONTE ROSSA “FLAMINGO” ROSATO BRUT NV 95 32024 VILLA CRESPIA “BROLESE” ROSATO BRUT NV 100 LAMBRUSCO DOC 32020 BARBOLINI GRASPAROSSA NV 40 32021 LINI LAMBRUSCO SALAMINO BIANCO NV 45 32016 LINI LAMBRUSCO ROSATO NV 45 32002 LINI LAMBRUSCO GRASPAROSSA NV 45 LAMBRUSCO IGT 32023 PODERE MAGIA 2016 55 BONARDA DELL’OLTREPO PAVESE DOC 32017 CASTELLO DI LUZZANO “SOMMOSSA” 2013 42 ERBALUCE DI CALUSO DOCG 32007 FERRANDO “LA TORAZZA” BRUT 2011 85 VERDICCHIO DI CASTELI DI JESI RISERVA DOCG 32018 GAROFOLI BRUT 2008 70 GRAGNANO DOC 32022 POGGIO DELLE BACCANTI NV 40 VINI ROSATI 14400 BASTIANICH REFOSCO 2017 39 FRUILI VENEZIA-GIULIA 22801 BISSON CILIEGIOLO 2017 51 LIGURIA 29801 CANTINE DEL NOTAIO “IL ROGITO” 2016 48 BASILICATA 13507 SALCHETO “OBVIUS” 2016 55 TOSCANA 18811 SALVO FOTI “VINUDILICE” 2014 100 SICILIA 21808 VIGNAFLORA “TRETOMOLI” SUSUMANIELLO 2017 48 PUGLIA - 2 - VINI BIANCHI VALLE D’AOSTA VALLE D’AOSTA DOC 21800 ERMES PAVESE BLANC DE MORGEX ET DE LA SALLE2016 70 PIEMONTE COLLI TORTONESI DOC 11608 VALLI UNITE “SAN VITO” TIMORASSO 2013 70 11603 VIGNIIETI MASSA “PETIT DERTHONA” TIMORASSO 2015 50 IGT 11604 CARUSSIN “IL CARICA L’ASINO “ 2011 46 11610 TERRE SPARSE “DIVERSO” ERBALUCE 2015 40 LANGHE DOC 11601 BURLOTTO “VIRIDIS” 2017 65 11602 MALVIRA “TRE UVE” 1997 70 11609 ROAGNA “DERTHONA” TIMORASSO 2014 100 11605 SAN FEREOLO “COSTE DI RIAVOLO” 2014 80 11611 TERRE DI MATE “MATE” CORTESE 2015 55 ROERO DOCG 11612 GIOVANNI ALMONDO “VIGNE SPARSE” ARNEIS 2017 60 VDT 11606 GIANNI GAGLIARDO “FALLEGRO” FAVORITA 2015 45 LOMBARDIA OLTREPO’ PAVESE DOC 20801BRUNO VERDI “VIGNA COSTA” RIESLING 2013 50 LUGANA DOC 20800 SANSONINA LUGANA TURBIANA 2014 70 LIGURIA COLLI DI LUNA DOC 22817 LAMBRUSCHI “COSTA MARINA” VERMENTINO 2015 115 22818 LAMBRUSCHI “IL MAGGIORE” VERMENTINO 2015 125 RIVIERA LIGURE DI PONENTE DOC 22821 BRUNA “MAJE” PIGATO 2017 65 TRENTINO - ALTO ADIGE ALTO ADIGE DOC 16402 FRANZ GOJER “KARNEID” KERNER 2017 70 16424 J. HOFSTATTER PINOT BIANCO 2016 65 16412 PETER DIPOLI “VOGLAR” SAUVIGNON2013 70 MITTERBERG IGT 16420 IGNAZ NIEDRIST “TRIAS” 2015 80 SUDTIROL DOC 16410 ZENI MULLER THURGAU “LECROCI” 2013 55 VALLE ISARCO DOC 16401 KUENHOF SUDTIROL EISACKTALER VELTLINER 2016 70 VIGNETI DELLE DOLOMITI/ WEINBERG DOLOMITEN IGT 35007 FORADORI “FUORIPISTA” PINOT GRIGIO 2015 1.5L 200 16406 SALVETTA NOSIOLA 2015 70 16417 BARON WIDMANN WEISS 2015 65 - 3 - VENETO VENETO IGT 15602 GINI “CONTRADA DI SALVARENZA” SOAVE CLASSICO 2013 130 15603 GINI “LA FROSCA” SOAVE CLASSICO 2013 90 15607 GIUSEPPE QUINTARELLI “CA DELMERLO” 2016 100 15604 TENUTE SANT’ANTONIO “TELOS” 2012 50 FRIULI -VENEZIA GIULIA COLLI ORIENTALI DOC 14406 BASTIANICH “ADRIATICO” FRIULANO 2013 45 35004 BASTIANICH “PLUS” 2006 1.5L 180 35003 BASTIANICH “PLUS” 2007 1.5L 175 35002 BASTIANICH “PLUS” 2011 1.5 L 235 14404 BASTIANICH “PINOT PLUS” 1999 120 35005 BASTIANICH “VESPA BIANCO” 2002 1.5L 160 14816 BASTIANICH “VESPA BIANCO” 2007 3L 360 14500 BASTIANICH “VESPA BIANCO” 2015 57 14403 BASTIANICH “VINI ORSONE” CHARDONNAY 2016 45 14004 BASTIANICH “VINI ORSONE” FRIULANO 2016 45 14520 BASTIANICH “VINI ORSONE” SAUVIGNON BLANC 2016 45 14503 MIANI FRIULANO 2015 150 14505 MIANI MALVASIA ISTRIANA2015 150 14409 RONCHI DI CIALLA RIBOLLA GIALLA 2016 60 14405 VALLE RIBOLLA GIALLA2016 55 35011 VENICA & VENICA “RONCO DELLE CIME” 2014 1.5L 200 35012 VENICA & VENICA “RONCO DELE MELE” 2014 1.5L 265 COLLIO DOC 14518 SCHIOPETTO MALVASIA ISTRIANA 2015 70 14002 VILLA RUSSIZ RIBOLLA GIALLA 2015 70 VENEZIA GIULIA IGT 14408 ZIDARICH 2014 110 CARSO DOC 14517 KANTE VITOVSKA 2012 90 SLOVENIA 33001 KLINEC “GARDELIN” GORISKA BRDASIVI PINOT 2011 95 33002 MARKO FON “LA BELLA” KRAS MALVASIA 2011 225 33003 MOVIA “VELIKO” 2009 90 EMILIA-ROMAGNA 25802 CA DE NOCI “NOTTE DI LUNA” 2012 70 25801 MADONIA “NEBLINA” ALBANA 2015 50 25800 TRE MONTI “VIGNA ROCCA” ALBANA 2016 45 25803 VILLA VENTI “SERENARO” 2016 60 TOSCANA IGT 13509 PACINA “LA CERRETINA” 2013 100 - 4 - LE MARCHE CASTELLI DI JESI VERDICCHIO DOC 24805 BALDESCHI BALEANI“DONNA GINEVRA” 2009 90 24804 BUCCI “VILLA BUCCI” RISERVA 2013 110 24818 COL DI CORTE SANT'ANSOVINO 2014 55 24815 COL DI CORTE “ANNO UNO” 2016 65 24803 FATTORIA SAN LORENZO 2004 180 CASTELLI DI JESI VERDICCHIO RISERVA DOCG 24807 FULVIA TOMBOLINI RISERVA 2014 60 24806 FATTORIA CORONCINO RISERVA 2012 95 VERDICCHIO DI MATELICA RISERVA DOCG 24801 BISCI “SENEX” RISERVA 2010 95 IGT 24814 LA DISTESA “EREMI” 2014 115 24812 LA DISTESA “TERRE SILVATE” 2014 70 COLLI MACERATESIRIBONA DOC 24802 IL POLLENZA “ANGERA” 2013 45 UMBRIA ORVIETO DOC 27803 IL PALAZZONE TERRE VINEATE 2016 50 IGT 27801 PAOLO BEA “ARBOREOUS” 2010 110 27805 PAOLO BEA “SANTA CHIARA” 2012 100 27802 PAOLO BEA “LAPIDEUS” 2014 120 LAZIO IGT 23816 CASALE CERTOSA “CONVENIO” MALVASIA PUNTINATA 2013 50 23817 CASALE CERTOSA “CONVENIO” TREBBIANO GIALLO 2014 50 23813 CINCINNATO “CASTORE” BELLONE 2014 45 23822 FALESCO “FERENTANO” ROSCETTO 2012 60 23801 LE COSTE BIANCHETTO NV 65 VDT 23804 BONCOMPAGNI LUDOVISI BIANCO BOTTE 26 1992 250 23806 BONCOMPAGNI LUDOVISI SEMILLON BOTTE 22 1993 250 23800 BONCOMPAGNI LUDOVISI BIANCO BOTTE 46 1994 250 FRASCATI DOC 23802 CASALE MARCHESE 2017 48 FRASCATI SUPERIORE DOC 23810 VILLA SIMONE SUPERIORE 2012 65 PASSERINA DEL FRUSINATE IGT 23837 COSTA GRAIA 2015 60 23839MACCIOCCA “MONOCROMO #1” 2016 50 23835 PALAZZO TRONCONI “FREGELLAE” 2014 85 ABRUZZO TREBBIANO D’ABRUZZO DOC 26807 VALENTINI 2012 240 26805 VALLE REALE “VIGNA DI CAPESTRANO” 2013 100 - 5 - CAMPANIA CAMPANIA IGT 17816 CIANCIULLI “ARENARA” 2014 60 17800 PIERLUIGI ZAMPAGLIONE “DON CHISCIOTTE” FIANO 2010 70 FIANO DI AVELLINO DOC 17806 FEUDO APIANO 2014 45 GRECO DI TUFO DOC 17812 RUSSO BRUNO 2015 75 FALANGHINA DEL SANNIO DOC 17811 FRATTASI “BONEA” 2016 50 17810 JANARE 2016 60 GALLUCCIO DOC 17817 PODERE FOGLIA FALANGHINA 2016 45 PAESTUM IGT 17814 SAN GIOVANNI “PAESTUM” 2014 65 TERRE DEL VOLTURNO IGT 17815 TERRE DEL PRINCIPE “FONTANAVIGNA”PALLAGRELLO BIANCO 2013 65 PUGLIA VALLE D’ITRIA 21803 MASSERIA LI VELI VERDECA 2016 45 BASILICATA 29802 CANTINE DEL NOTAIO "IL PRELIMINARE” 2015 50 CALABRIA CIRÒ DOC 30801 LIBRANDI 2016 48 30802 IPPOLITO 2016 50 30800 IPPOLITO “MARE CHIARO” 2017 55 SICILIA ETNA BIANCO DOC 18826 BONACCORSI “VAL CERASA” 2015 75 18831 BIONDI “CHIANTA” 2015 100 18832 FEDERICO CURTAZ “GAMMA” 2016 100 18810 I CUSTODI “ANTE” 2014 80 OTHER SICILIA 18821 ARMOSA “SALIPETRJ” MOSCATO 2015 60 18801 BAGLIO DI GRISI GRILLO 2015 40 18827 BAGLIO DI GRISI VIOGNIER 2015 40 18818 CANTINE BARBERA “DIETRO” INZOLIA 2014 50 18813 CANTINE BARBERA “AMMANO” ZIBIBBO 2016 75 18814 C.O.S. “RAMI” 2014 70 18815 C.O.S. “PITHOS BIANCO” 2015 85 18803 EDUARDO TORRES “VERSANTE NORD” 2016 75 18802 FEUDO MONTONI INZOLIA 2015 45 18824 GULFI “CARICANTI” 2012 60 18806 GUCCIONE “C” CATARRATTO 2014 95 18820 IL CENSO “PRARUAR” TERRE SICILIANE BIANCO 2013 70 18816 OCCHIPINTI “SP68 BIANCO” 2015 72 18820 TOLA“GRILLO” 2016 48 18812 VINO DI ANNA “G” GRECANICO 2015 95 SARDEGNA 28811 ARGIOLAS “S’ELEGAS” NURAGUS DI CAGLIARI 2016 40 31802 SILVIO CARTA VERNACCIA DI ORISTANO 2005 80 - 6 - VINI ROSSI VALLE D’AOSTA 21004 CHATEAU FEUILLET CORNALIN 2014 85 21006 DANILO THOMAIN ENFER D’ARVIER 2016 70 21003 GROSJEANTORRETTE SUPERIEUR 2012 75 21007 GROSJEANCORNALINVIGNE ROVETTAZ2014 55 21009 GROSJEAN GAMAY 2016 60 21010 GROSJEAN PINOT NOIR 2016 65 21001 VINIRARI “CUVEE D’EMILE” 2010 100 21002VINIRARI “CUVEE DE SAINT-OURS” 2010 125 PIEMONTE DOLCETTO D’ACQUI 11204 SCARPA “SELVA ROSSA” 2000 95 DOLCETTO D’ALBA 11203 BARTOLO MASCARELLO 2016 80 11217 BURLOTTO 2016 50 11215 BRANDINI 2015 40 11218 CASCINAFONTANA 2016 60 DOGLIANI DOC 11207 SAN FEREOLO “VIGNE DOLCI” 2016 75 11205 SAN FEREOLO “1593” SUPERIORE 2006 115 BARBERA D’ALBA 11000 BARTOLO MASCARELLO 2015 125 11003 BRANDINI 2016 45 11002 CAPPELLANO 2013 80 11009 CASCINA DELLE ROSE 2016 65 11008 CASTELLO DI VERDUNO 2016 55 11005 GIACOMO CONTERNO “ CASCINA FRANCIA”
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