TASTING NOTES

Colour: Deep, vibrant ruby-crimson with fresh sheen—clear evidence of gentle drying before fermentation.

Aroma: Pronounced purple and dark berries—think plums, blueberries—with hints of vanilla, cocoa, white pepper, and a touch of meaty spice.

Palate: Full-bodied yet elegant—smooth, rich, and balanced.

TASTING NOTES

Appearance: Rich, intense ruby–purple hue—clear and youthful with depth.

Nose: Aromas of black cherries, red berries, and blackcurrant, with touches of plum, fig, and a hint of menthol or cocoa.

Col di Sasso is a refined red wine of the Banfi winery and this wine can promotes the Tuscany culture all around. There are used Cabernet Sauvignon and Sangiovese grapes and they macerate for 5-6 days at 24-25°C.This process allows keeping the good color without the production of many tannins and it also keeps the aromatic freshness.

While kings and queens want to be seen drinking the glorious Barolo and Barbaresco, they sip on something else behind closed doors. The rumor is that the royals speak highly of nebbiolo but in the royal chambers they choose Barbera for delicious company. Barbera wines don’t have the prestige of the nebbiolo wines. And they’ve gone in and out of fashion through the years.

Pian Di Nova is the entry-level wine from Il Borro Winery. It is produced using 25% Sangiovese grapes and 75% Syrah grapes balancing the traditional variety with an international one. The vineyards from which Pian Di Nova is produced have a density of 4.700 plants per hectare and are located at 200 meters above sea level.