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  • Right on the Adriatic Sea in the southern Italian region of Abruzzo comes this light and refreshing rose. With a touch of saline given its proximity to the sea, it is perfect with light seafood fare or simply on its own.

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  • Upon the family crest of the winemaker's family is the motto ‘virtutis invidia comes’, which translates to: ‘envy is virtue’s companion’. The unicorn is representative of the unicorn atop of the crown on the crest as well. As for the wine, it has fruity aromas, balanced with herbal notes. A brilliant ruby red, compound, with a soft and elegant texture.

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  • The 'High Moon' representing the pinnacle of Pinot Grigio.
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  • Easily one of the greatest Italian words ever, Scarpetta means: to sop up the last of the sauce with a piece of bread.
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  • Pasqua: A Christian festival held in the spring, to celebrate Christ's coming back to life after the Crucifixion, more commonly called Easter.
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  • In the immortal words of Jennifer Lawrence, "Where's the pizza?!?"
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  • Unsatisfied with the the price, and more importantly quality of the local wine at the time, Antonio Sperone opened hos own small wine cellar in Torino in 1911. Ever since, now four generations deep, the Sperone family having been producing affordable, premium wines.

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  • In 1515, the first Rhinoceros to have ever set foot in Europe arrived in Lisbon from India. So taken with the animal was Giorgio Rivetti, proprietor and winemaker for La Spinetta, and with German artist Albrecht Durer's depiction of the animal who had carved in wood what the Rhino looked like without ever having see it, only using his imagination based off someone else's description, that Rivetti was inclined to use the animal on his labels.

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  • The region of Molise is located in central Italy along the eastern coastline. To the north is Abruzzo. It is along this border that the vineyards are situated. While the soil varies. it can be described as mixed clay. The vines are planted using the spurred cordon training method at an average altitude of 120 meters above sea level.
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  • Lunadora. The Golden Moon
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