Blue Grape Varieties

The literal translation of the Sangiovese is "the blood of Jupiter" the Sangiovese grape variety is a descendant of the ancient variety Ciliegiolo, which was common in Central Italy.

The term Vin Noir was given to the wines of the Malbec in the 19th century, famous for its deep black color due to the grape variety and vinification technique in which part of the must was boiled.

Primitivo known from the south of Italy from the Puglia, a grape variety that was previously used to give lesser wines more strength or color and was therefore often used in blends, but has now acquired its own status through modern technology.

Cabernet Sauvignon is a grape that can be found all over the world

The Tempranillo grape is one of the most famous Spanish grapes from which beautiful wines are made in the Rioja

The Pinot Noir is a blue grape with compact clusters and thin skin, a grape that is generally difficult to cultivate, but can produce great wines.