• STORY: Dante - full name Dante Alighieri - is Italy's most famous poet and philosopher. He lived from 1265 to 1321 and created one of the most important works in world literature with his Divine Comedy.

• AGING: Separate vinification of the Garganega and Sauvignon Blanc grapes in stainless steel tanks. The Sauvignon Blanc grapes are aged in barrique barrels for 2 months. The Garganega grapes are on the skin for 12 hours before they ferment for around 22 days and are aged in stainless steel tanks for 2 months. Both wines are then blended.

• AROMA: Straw yellow color with green reflections. Green aromas typical of Sauvignon Blanc with a bouquet of fresh fruit.

• RATING: Pleasant, well-integrated acidity on the palate. Long, dry finish with hints of almond.

• SERVING RECOMMENDATION: An excellent aperitif, but also ideal with starters such as antipasti. Wonderful with light, summery dishes, but also with fish, chicken, Italian cold cuts or pizza

Dante - full name Dante Alighieri - is Italy's most famous poet and philosopher. He lived from 1265 to 1321 and created one of the most important works in world literature with his Divine Comedy. The evocative chapter in which Dante deals with paradise was written on an estate immersed in the heavenly vineyards from which the wonderful wines of Serègo Alighieri come. And that is anything but a coincidence! Dante's son Pietro was so taken with the northern Italian estate in the heart of the classic Valpolicella region that he bought it in 1353, giving his family a legacy that it has lovingly cherished for over 20 generations. To this day, the family of Count Serègo Alighieri is primarily committed to viticulture. Without exception, their vineyards are in the Cru sites of the Valpolicella, and the grapes are processed in their own cellar. With the Possessioni wines from Serègo Alighieri, the Poderi Bell' Ovile and the Vaio Armaron, we are pleased to present you with four very special wines. Serègo Alighieri - wines full of poetry.