Italy by Delfino Fine Wines

An incredible rosé, elegant with remarkable aromatic persistence. Best enjoyed chilled, whether paired with light summer dishes and fresh cheeses or served as an aperitif.

With a light, pure color and delicate ruby highlights. Aromas of white flowers, wild strawberries, and citrus peels blend into a delicate structure with hints of minerality typical of the region.

An exclusive Direct Import of Delfino Fine Wines from Tuscany to Oregon. Gold Medal and Best Italian Wine of The Year at the Sommelier's Choice Awards in San Francisco: "Red and black fruits with notes of apples, boysenberry. Earthy, rustic, and very bright. The texture is a little rough, and could benefit from decanting." 

This wine is a blend of Merlot and Dolcetto. The Merlot undergoes aging in barriques, while the Dolcetto matures in large wooden barrels for three years. Afterward, the wine is blanded, 60% Dolcetto and 40% Merlot, bottled, where it remains for six months to enhance its bouquet and characteristics.

Diavolisanti is more than a name; it embodies an idea and a challenge. It signifies the union of two opposing worlds: Dolcetto and Merlot, barrique and traditional winemaking methods from Piedmont. It encapsulates the dilemma between innovation and tradition.

Lastly, the question arises: Is drinking wine a rightful pleasure or a dangerous sin? The answer lies within this bottle, adorned with beautiful frescoes from the Gothic chapel of San Fiorenzo in Bastia Mondovì.

Clear and brilliant wine with a lively garnet red color. It has an intense and persistent, ample and ethereal perfume. Various aromas are recognized, from small fruits and composite jam to hints of undergrowth.

Nestled in northwestern Italy, the picturesque region of Liguria is renowned for its breathtaking coastal landscapes, historic towns, and irresistible culinary offerings. "Lady Chatterly," a classic method (champenoise) brut, captures the essence of Liguria—an effervescent, fragrant, and aromatic wine imbued with lively freshness. Crafted from the rare Lumassina grape variety indigenous to the region's unique microclimate, "Lady Chatterly" is produced in micro-batches, offering a very limited quantity. This exclusive wine is directly imported to Oregon by Delfino Fine Wines.

The label of "Lady Chatterly" draws inspiration from the artistic scenery of Liguria, and the wine's fanciful name has a connection to the region's history. Author D.H. Lawrence spent a year in Spotorno while crafting his controversial novel 'Lady Chatterley's Lover,' adding a touch of literary significance to this exquisite wine.