About this wine
Vineyard and terroir
The fruit is grown in Venice.
Vinification
The production method includes skin maceration, which gives the wine its pink hue.
Tasting profile
Fresh and delicate, with subtle fruit notes on both the nose and palate.
Serving and pairing
Suitable as an aperitif and with light appetisers.
Label / history
The range takes its name from the “Castles of Romeo and Juliet” near Montorso Vicentino. Luigi da Porto found refuge there in 1530, living in a villa overlooking the ruins of two medieval castles associated with the Montecchi and Capuleti families. These ruins are said to have inspired his novella La Giulietta, which later inspired Shakespeare’s play.
