Masi - Levarie Soave Classico

Masi - Levarie Soave ClassicoMasi is one of the leading producers of Amarone in Valpolicella, which is one of the finest Italian wine production zones, stretching from Verona to Lake Garda. The name of the company comes from Vaio dei Masi, the small valley purchased by the Boscaini family in 1772, still in family hands. Masi has expanded over the years with vineyards purchased in the best historical production sites in the Venetian regions. Masi also manages the historic castello

family-run winery that focuses on exploring their unique and complex vineyard blocks through the lens of Riesling and Cabernet Franc

but on fruit: Beaujolais as it once was and as it should be

All the wines of Parés Baltà are made with grapes that grow on their five estates

under the labels Haywire

on the eastern most point of the island

Benjamin Bridge has been unwavering in the singular pursuit of reflecting its precise set of growing conditions as transparently as possible

working with zeal and meticulous precision to continue to produce typical Jura wines of high quality

They also grow diverse and natural vegetation buffer zones in order to provide breeding grounds for beneficial insects and to control unwanted populations of pests as part of their organic wine growing practices

While some winemakers aspire to craft the best and most expensive wines

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their 2020 Aveleda Parcela do Roseiral and Aveleda Solos de Granito received 93 points each

and Tablas Creek in Paso Robles