"Deep ruby in colour with bright highlights softened by slight traces of purple. An intense, ethereal bouquet, with the liquorice, roses and thyme alongside warm spices. Recommended with red meat, game and mature cheeses. The recommended serving temperature is 17-18 degrees."

Tasting Notes: The colour is a deep ruby red with garnet reflections and an intense and fruity bouquet of plum and cherry. The flavour is dry with good body, well balanced tannins and harmonious with hints of liquorice, rose and gudron. Gastronomy: Pairing well with all types of food, from appetizers to cheeses with red and white meat.

"Aromas of red fruit, dried flowers, orange peel and walnuts. Medium- to full-bodied with chewy tannins. Dry with a fine texture. Hints of crushed stones and cedar at the end. Better from 2027." 93, James Suckling

An orange wine made from Arneis, spending 30 days with the skins in stainless steel. A unique, spicy wine with hints of amaro-esque bitter herbs and bright wildflowers, all over an undercurrant of fresh peaches.

"A dry, nicely textured crisp white with refreshing citrus notes and a mineral edge." Armit Wines

One of the most fascinating white wines from Piedmont. Chardonnay is vinified alongside Nebbiolo, both sourced from the family’s Pira vineyard in "Barolo. Nebbiolo is vinified with no skin contact, but the grape lends the wine its complex texture and length. Buttery notes are complemented by orchard fruit and hazlenuts. Made with a nod towards white Burgundy." Armit Wines

Golden colour and intense floral notes that open toward fruit and honey, which recur on the palate accompanied by good body, persistence and balance. Complex and with good structure. Its slight acidity lends a particularly pleasant and fresh note.

"Luca produces one of the finest examples of Timorasso from just 1 hectare in the Colli Tortonesi, 400 metres above sea level. Mineral and saline, with notes of lemon confit and exotic fruit, this is surely one of the most distinctive and exhilarating white wines in Italy. Pure finesse. Quantities are extremely limited." Armit Wines