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THE VINO FAMILY CRITERIA:

Our Philosophy:

Is it possible, nowadays, to talk about quality without considering true sustainability? We don’t think so. Sustainability is the cornerstone of our philosophy, and guides us everyday in the everlasting challenge of producing “the best possible wine.”

So, what does quality mean to us?

1. Authenticity: Wine has to be a true expression of the terroir and the vines. The skill of winemakers in selecting grapes that have the right amount of sugars in them to create the correct balance of acidity, flavor and alcohol is what makes an extraordinary wine. From the rich and opulent "appassimento wines" of Veneto, to the sun drenched volcanic soil of Sicily, our wines are indiginous to the different regions, offering the most authentic natural expression of Italina flavor in wine.

2. Sustainability: In business, the basic essence of sustainability is to leave as little negative impact on the earth as humanly possible. For us, our wines stem from meaningful environmental practices with a holistic approach to vine preservation and varietal diversity. Our wine is "living," and is the culmination of a healthy and natural environment. You can be sure, our wines are never processed in any way that reduces their vitality and true essence.

3. Artisanal: Hand crafted authentic wines that reflect a sense of place, a commitment to the vines, and portray individual style are equivalent to limited edition masterpieces. The wine must be nurtured through all stages, produced with passion, patience and faith, while paying attention to each and every detail. In a word, those traits embody the heart and soul of artisanal wine. 

4. Unique: wine is the true and free expression of a vine and the people working it. Wine tasting is the sensory examination and evaluation of wines. While wine is now made in virtually every country on every continent, our wines are an expression of our wine-making philosophies in both the subtleties and complexities in the world of viticulture.

5. Sharing: there must be a reason why there is more than one glass in a bottle.