Fasoli Gino | Veneto

Pieve Vecchia Soave IGT 2018 (Bio)

The Soave 'Pieve Vecchia' is one of the most important wines from the house Fasoli: The ripe and partially dried grapes are harvested in three passes by hand.

The result is a complex wine of bright golden yellow color. The bouquet offernbart a bouquet which reminds of dried field flowers, ripe fruit and pastry. On the palate it has a strong structure with a present but restrained acidity. The taste is memorable and persists into the long finish. - Gerardo

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Pieve Vecchia Soave IGT 2019 (Bio)

The Soave 'Pieve Vecchia' is one of the most important wines from the house Fasoli: The ripe and partially dried grapes are harvested in three passes by hand.

The result is a complex wine of bright golden yellow color. The bouquet offernbart a bouquet which reminds of dried field flowers, ripe fruit and pastry. On the palate it has a strong structure with a present but restrained acidity. The taste is memorable and persists into the long finish. - Gerardo

Valpo Valpolicella Superiore Ripasso DOC 2014 (Bio)

The deep dark and concentrated Rosso Veronese 'Valpo' has much of its 'big brother', the world-famous Amarone: the color is a rich garnet red, in the aroma of dried fruit, coffee and some licorice. The palate is fleshy and juicy, marked by sweet tannins. The complex aroma continues into the long finish. - Gerardo

"Decent, restrained bouquet with hints of cherry, chocolate and dark berries. Also cranberry and dried plum. Soft attack on the palate, nice acidity that lends length. Lots of melting and fine tannin. Long finish." - Falstaff

Igino Cabernet-Sauvignon IGT 2017 (Bio)

Deep ruby in color, Igino is an intense, warm and delicate and tannic Cabernet Sauvignon. The scents of tobacco, coffee and black pepper complete the feeling of enveloping harmony. The finish is both mild and full of character, reflecting the personality of grandfather Igino, from whom it takes its name.

Igino was the name of the founder of the Fasoli Gino winery. The wine is a dedication to his strength of character and personality. Igino is intended as a wine to be enjoyed in special moments of gathering and conviviality. - Gerardo

Calle Merlot IGT 2016 (Bio)

Intense ruby color, a pleasantly velvety wine with notes of ripe red fruits, light hints of leather, truffle and licorice. With great body and structure, it is a rich but balanced Merlot, enveloping and powerful.

Calle was born in the nineties from the rooted cuttings of Orgno, the first vineyard where the Fasoli brothers experimented the practices of natural farming. This Merlot takes its name from the splendid and quiet place on the hillside, Calle, on the border with Illasi. A wine of great longevity. - Gerardo

Alteo Amarone della Valpolicella DOCG 2015 (Bio)

This Amarone della Valpolicella shows great structure, inviting and elegant. The full and warm bouquet shows notes of dried fruit, black pepper, coffee, licorice and vanilla. The palate is soft and enveloping, voluminous and long lasting. - Gerardo

This wine from the Prestige line of the Fasoli brothers is the result of decades of research into the Valpolicella terroir. The selection of suitable vineyards and their exposure, that understanding of the microclimate and the extremely limited grape material allow a truly great wine.

"Brilliant ruby with garnet rim. Clear nose with rich notes of prunes, some molasses, plus lots of cloves. Lush and broad on the palate, showing a lot of sweetness, then opens with grippy tannins, but in the finish remains a somewhat sweet mouth." - Falstaff