1 BOTTLE X 75cl. 

14,5% vol.

Variety: Superior Sangiovese

Aging: short passage in cask and then bottled for the right maturation before marketing.

Production area: In the Corianese area, wine, vines and olives have a thousand-year history and tradition. The presence of native vines is evidenced by the discovery of shoots and fruits dating back to the Paleolithic, while the earliest attestations of viticulture are dated to the 6th century BC. A dedicatory memorial of the year 251 d.C. found in Rome to report wine dealers from Rimini active in the capital. Despite the fall of the Empire has ended up drying up the trade and activities, the agricultural production of the territory has retained considerable importance over the centuries. So much so that the ancient fundus Cornelianus - from which the toponym Coriano - is still today the most important agricultural center of the Province, in the meantime became the European Capital of tourism.

Vineyards and olive groves - Coriano boasts among other things the highest number of mills in the whole region as evidence of a culture documented since 907 - color the rolling hills between the blue vision of San Marino and the sea, from Gabicce to Cesenatico to confirmation of a tradition that comes from afar and shows today more than ever its vitality. Why Beato Enrico: Hungarian noble pilgrim in the fifteenth century on the way to Rome came to Rimini in the grip of "slow but dangerous fever".

At Passano di Coriano in front of the Madonna cell the illness forced him to stop.

There he wanted to stay and died there. on his grave two lilies sprouted "true witnesses of his holiness":

To the Blessed Henry the Santini dedicate this Sangiovese.